Struggling for Justice on the Streets of Fresno
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Finding hope on the streets of Fresno is tough, but Al and Cynthia have accomplished a great deal. They are on the front lines, struggling to improve the ballooning homeless situation. The work they do as advocates for the homeless in Fresno is assisted with the substantial support of a wide range of good people and a successful epic legal battle. Hear their story.
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people of fresno
This was a poweful piece. The connection of the photos with the people's voices made them real. So rarely do we hear the voices of the homeless. This brought home to me the realization that it is such a thin line between having a home and homelessness - but a huge, vast difference in terms of social justice and the treatment of them as individuals.
Moving and Honest.
Great piece, Jeff. Moving, spare and honest.
Lee Schneider
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Beautiful and brutal
You will not find a story like this on any mainstream media outlet. Thank you Jeff for shining a light and showing us a real story.
thank you Jeff
Jeff,
Your amazing and heartbreaking photos coupled with these interviews really bring home the plight of these folks, which we all need to see and hear.
Thank you so much for your brilliant work.
Keep going.
Dahr Jamail
Wow, this is
Wow, this is heartbreaking, poignant. More, please. Dawn
Very well put together
Jeff,
This is good work my friend! Thank you for giving us a lens and ear into the world of homelessness.
This left me wanting to know
This left me wanting to know more, do more, be more.
Incredible. Awesome job.
Incredible. Awesome job. Tragic situation - beautiful photography - real stories from real people
Beautiful and moving. Strong
Beautiful and moving. Strong work.
Nice work! I love the
Nice work! I love the combination of images and voice over. Hearing what they have to say helps break down the stigma or stereotype as they speak their wisdom and insights so articulately. Beautiful and compassionate.
Well done photo essay
beautifully done Jeff. Nice mixture of B&W and some added color. You made these "invisible people" visible and heard.
Invisible people
Thank you Jeff Pflueger for giving these people a voice.