Patrice is a 24-year-old mother of three and the daughter of Doreen. At the beginning of the book she and her kids live in the unit above Lamar, although after she is evicted she moves back in with her mother and siblings, who live in the same building. Patrice eventually decides to move to Brownsville, Tennessee with her family. Having secured decent housing there, she earns her GED and plans to become a parole officer.
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Poor families were often compelled to accept substandard housing in the harried aftermath of eviction. Milwaukee renters whose previous move was involuntary were almost 25 percent more likely to experience long-term housing problems than other low-income renters.
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Patrice Hinkston Quotes in Evicted
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Chapter 6
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Poor families were often compelled to accept substandard housing in the harried aftermath of eviction. Milwaukee renters whose previous move was involuntary were almost 25 percent more likely to experience long-term housing problems than other low-income renters.
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