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Black Homeless Women's 'Banned' Secret For Staying Cool In Summer And Warm In Winter

At 107 degrees, concrete becomes dangerous to touch. At fifteen below zero, exposed skin freezes in minutes. Between these extremes, thousands of Black women have survived on American streets, many of them for years or even decades. They developed techniques that social workers dismissed and police confiscated — methods involving cardboard architecture, strategic newspaper placement, and understanding exactly how the human body loses heat. These weren't random survival hacks. They were refined systems passed between women who couldn't afford to get it wrong. The knowledge saved lives. It also stayed hidden, shared only among those who needed it most, invisible to everyone else.