San Francisco’s homeless forced to move because of Super Bowl
With setup of Super Bowl village, some of San Francisco’s homeless population has been displaced
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- NFL
- San Francisco
- Homelessness
- U.S.
- Low-wage Workers
With setup of Super Bowl village, some of San Francisco’s homeless population has been displaced
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