Street View The Dying of American Cities
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Manufacturing jobs once abundant in our cities across the nation have left the country leaving the American worker unemployed. Many have never recovered. They went from living productive lives to becoming victims of lifetime disability, poverty, mental illness, drug addiction and homelessness. This lead to crime, child abuse, and failing education. Many of these problems once just inner city problems have moved to the suburbs affecting those communities as well resulting in a culture of anger and hate that is being passed down to the next generation.
