TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 8月11日 08時25分

Constance Woodson worked hard all her life. How did she end up homeless during a pandemic? People end up with nowhere to live for myriad reasons, but there is one constant: it's much easier to lose a home than to get a new one. Eight years ago, when her mother died after a three-year illness, Woodson discovered the family owed so much money on the home the two of them had lived in with Woodson’s daughter that the bank was repossessing it. Since then, her opportunities for stable housing have flattened like a slowly leaking tire. The experience has upended not only her sense of security but also her self-image. "I do not recognize this person that I have become," says Woodson, 60. "I keep trying to figure out how I got here, what I did wrong." Read more at the link in bio. Photograph by @kholoodeid for TIME

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