“I Was Homeless” By Kristin Lewis. belittle To make someone or something seem less important.

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“I Was Homeless” By Kristin Lewis

belittle To make someone or something seem less important

daunting Causing people to feel afraid or less confident

dehumanizing Made to feel like less than a human being

eviction The act of forcing someone to leave a place

minimum wage The least amount of money that workers must be paid per hour according to the law

safety net something, such as a government program, that helps or protects someone in a difficult situation

shelter A place that provides temporary housing for people or animals in need

renovated To restore to good condition; repair

needy Poverty; Extremely poor In a condition of need

poverty Having little or no money, goods, or means of support.

confide Discuss private matters or problems; to have full trust