Cash Carraway

A brutally honest and unapologetically riotous book, this is a memoir about poverty, about the inhumane treatment of human beings, about women in the working class, beneath the poverty line, being refused a chance, a voice or a hand in order to silence and remove. This is a glimpse into Britain today, a sordid, grimy, horrible Britain that should be fully exposed and reformed in to something with empathy instead of cruelty from a corrupt Tory government putting all their eggs into the middle-class affluence basket.… (altro)