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Question: You are reviewing a paper for the peer review, and you read the following passage in your partner's paper. (Your partner is writing a paper about housing the unhoused population in tiny homes.) What feedback would you give this writer about this passage? Tiny Homes are a viable answer, BUT that does not mean everyone shares that same opinion. The Dwellings, a Tiny Home project in Tallahassee Florida (which goal was to house the homeless), is an interesting case study on the actual sustainability and reality of Tiny Homes, but what it does best is show the skewed logic and ideals of the individuals against affordable housing for the homeless. As asinine as the thought is that people actively do not want to help the homeless, it is unfortunately a reality, especially from NIMBY groups (not in my backyard) and Local, State, and Federal policy makers. When looking at how this came to be, we have to look at the data: April Jackson writes on the basis for a case study, "...in the past three decades, the federal housing assistance budget has dropped by nearly 50%. In conjunction with increased financial inequality, low-wage jobs, and rise in health care costs,