Say you’ve noticed that homeless people tend to congregate around the entrance to your local library. For everyone, trips to the library involve negotiating some half-dozen panhandling requests and perhaps some closer-than comfortable, close-range scrutiny from strangers. You find that you object to the fact that these folks have nowhere else to go and nothing else to do. And maybe you object to having to interact with strangers who place continual demands on passersby, or even see the situation as a safety hazard. Maybe you start limiting your trips to the library, and maybe other people do too. What can you do about this? Read on for one potential way to address it.
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