On a cold night in 2022, I met a woman settling into a tattered sleeping bag on the sidewalk. She was one of dozens of people living in a city park I and several aide workers visited for the annual count of our nation’s homeless population. The woman, who I will call Gladys, was in her 50s. Gladys had been sleeping in that park for a few months, though she had been homeless for much longer. Unlike the others at the park, she had no tent to shield her from the elements and, when we met, she had been holding and talking to a doll. When offered an opportunity to sleep in a shelter that night, Gladys said yes. While I was grateful that Gladys was protected that night from the cold, I know tha
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