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Min Wage Workers Can't Afford 2-Bedroom Apartment in ANY US State

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June 23, 2017

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--A National Low Income Housing Coalition study shows that no one working a full-time job at minimum wage in the US can afford a two-bedroom apartment in any of the fifty states

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