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How Comfort and Convenience Shape Housing Politics in Haiti and the U.S. - Fullerton Observer

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Every hour of their day was spent finding food, clean water, or work. The people who did have time, the wealthier class known locally as the bourgeois, lived far from that reality.
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How Comfort and Convenience Shape Housing Politics in Haiti and the U.S. - Fullerton Observer

Every hour of their day was spent finding food, clean water, or work. The people who did have time, the wealthier class known locally as the bourgeois, lived far from that reality.

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Fullerton Observer broke the news in on Wednesday, October 8, 2025.
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