Title: You'll Never Forget It
Product review: This one is too good to be out of print. Hope someone will re-print it."Clay Street" was written before the term "underclass" entered the popular vernacular, but the book is even more relevant now than it was in 1972 when it was first pulished. Howell followed the lives of two families of "hard living" whites who had migrated from the rural south to Washington DC. From a middle class point of view, their lives are horrifying, marked by an inability to plan, save, think about the future... Life is just one damn thing after another. Anyone who still thinks that there is not a "culture of poverty" should read "Clay Street.""Clay Street" was often assigned as a college text in the 1970s, so copies can still be had on the used book market.
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