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Growing up in Poverty: "I Think Pity Is Even that...

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Miriam Davoudvandi grew up in poverty. In her book "We can't afford that," she writes how it feels, and what it's like to break out of her own class. A conversation about shame, guilt, and why money is "quiet."

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Growing up in Poverty: "I Think Pity Is Even that...

Miriam Davoudvandi grew up in poverty. In her book "We can't afford that," she writes how it feels, and what it's like to break out of her own class. A conversation about shame, guilt, and why money is "quiet."

·Vienna, Austria
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Die Presse broke the news in Vienna, Austria on Wednesday, March 18, 2026.
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