Never Give Up
Times have changed, but how much?
Trina L.C. Sonnenberg
Back in 1992, when I was a newly divorced single mother, with a toddler in tow, life was not easy. I lived in a dangerous neighborhood in the only apartment I could afford. I received a subsidy that allowed me to pay $400 a month for rent. The drug dealer in the apartment next to me, paid $50.00 a month for a bigger apartment than the one I had.
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Trina L.C. Sonnenberg
Back in 1992, when I was a newly divorced single mother, with a toddler in tow, life was not easy. I lived in a dangerous neighborhood in the only apartment I could afford. I received a subsidy that allowed me to pay $400 a month for rent. The drug dealer in the apartment next to me, paid $50.00 a month for a bigger apartment than the one I had.
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