Housing in Our Time (ca. 1930s)

The film discusses the issue of slum housing in the United States, highlighting that many families live in unsanitary and unsafe conditions, which negatively impacts their health and well-being. It emphasizes the need for public housing initiatives, like those in Jacksonville, to replace slum dwellings with decent homes. The film illustrates how local housing authorities work with the federal government to provide low-rent housing options, improve living conditions, and stimulate local economies. Ultimately, it argues that public housing is a fundamental aspect of democracy and social welfare, ensuring equal rights to safe and healthy living environments for all citizens.

Keywords
public housing, slums, Jacksonville, living conditions, health, democracy, federal assistance, local authorities, low-rent housing, social welfare

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