Sep. 2, 2025
Eviction destabilizes not only housing, but also food security and community
Eviction is never just about housing -- it dismantles kitchens, neighborhoods, and stability itself, cascading into hunger, homelessness and fractured communities.
When a tenant loses their home in eviction, they don't just lose
four walls. They lose the stove where dinner is made and the freezer where food
is stored. Eviction also disrupts the table where children do homework, the
fridge where insulin is kept cold, and the porch where neighbors gather.
Eviction is never just a housing issue. It cascades into hunger and fractured
communities.
I see this play out daily as an eviction defense attorney. In ...
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