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他们在公园角落里的长椅上休息,在桥下睡觉;饥饿时,默默地排队等候教会提供的免费饮食。这些人被称为美国的“无家可归的新贫民”,在这个“富裕的国家”里,新贫民的数字很快就要达到二百万人。《时代》和《新闻周刊》两家美国杂志,最近均以“无家可归的新贫民”为题出版了专辑。据这两家杂志报道:这种社会现象是三十年代“大危机”后仅有的,虽然不是说迄今为止,在美国就没有无家无业的人了。所谓“无家可归的新贫民”,并不是指那些流浪街头的酒鬼,而主要是失业青年和妇女,其中大多是三十岁以下的青年。下边照片上的是一个流落在首都华盛顿街头的
They rest at the benches in the corner of the park, sleep under the bridge, and when they are hungry, wait in line for free food provided by the church. Known as the “new homeless in the United States,” these people in the “affluent country” will soon have 2 million new poor people. The two U.S. magazines, “Time” and “Newsweek,” recently published their album titled “Homeless New Poor”. According to the two magazines, this social phenomenon was the only one after the “grand crisis” of the 1930s, though not to say that so far there have been no unemployed people in the United States. The so-called “homeless new poor” do not mean those street drunkards, but mainly unemployed youth and women, most of whom are under 30 years of age. On the photo below is a street in the capital Washington