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POPSSlideshow: Cairo's Housing Divide After all this time living in Cairo I am still amazed at how the people maintain their sense of humor. There's extreme poverty, but Egyptians, the ones I know, laugh and joke all the time. They don't dwell on their problems, but instead they work incredibly hard to live as well as they can. For all its problems and inequality, Cairo is one of the best places in the world to live because the people, despite the odds, make it so.
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POPSU.S. Low-Income Housing on the Chopping Block [Part 1] This began during the 1990s, under the Clinton Administration. I have often wondered why the so-called Black leadership idolizes the Clintons. This demolition of public housing is all a part of Bill Clinton's answer to the problems of poverty in the United States, his so-called welfare reform. Lack of affordable also impacts poor Whites, Latinos, Asians and Native Americans. So what is so special about the Clinton's? What have they really done for poor people in America?