“Junk food is appealing to the homeless not just because it’s cheap but because it can be bought in places where no one looks at them twice as they stand in fast moving lines to order and pay. This is important for them as they are very alive to being noticed, observed and – usually – judged. They don’t generally buy healthy little quinoa salads from M&S not just because they can’t afford them, but also because they’re embarrassed – people stare at them – they don’t really belong in M&S.” PovertyShameHomelessnessMarginalization Book:Four Feet Under: Thirty Untold Stories of Homelessness in London Source: Four Feet Under: Thirty Untold Stories of Homelessness in London