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NOT MY SHAME is a documentary exploring the truthful reality of housing inequality and young people using the power of creativity and activism to take their power back.

VICE News goes to Orlando where many hospitality workers have been laid-off.

Scott Disick, of “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” fame, pushed out a line of T-shirts and hoodies emblazoned with the timely message “Wash Your Hands.”

A group of families in Los Angeles are occupying vacant homes owned by Caltrans, the state transit authority, in the East LA neighborhood of El Sereno.

We meet two Swedish drug users who have escaped Sweden's zero-tolerance policy and instead live on the streets of Copenhagen.

Joe Singer is a mild mannered restaurant manager at Chili’s by day. But by night transforms into his wrestling persona, Hobo Hank, a homeless and heroic character of unpredictable proportions.

Allie grapples with a chronic addict. Frankie meets an amputee in desperate need.

Allie helps opiate-addicted Tia confront her dark past and childhood abuse.

Frankie explains how he got his scars and the connection to his struggle with addiction.

Homeless addict Kyle seeks treatment. New user Gwen becomes desperate for money.

Kyle's struggle with addiction has lead to homelessness, physical abuse, legal issues, and a possibly life-threatening condition. But his lack of ID makes it difficult for him to get help.

Dajana Pospiš used to belong to the National Front, a far-right, anti-Semitic, anti-LGBTQ movement in Serbia—but now she’s a trans woman doing her best to integrate into the same queer community she once terrorized.