The American TFP

Homeless by Choice: The New Shift to Rejecting Ownership

by John Horvat II November 20, 2020May 7, 2019

Homeless used to be a term to describe those who had nowhere to build their lives. They were usually victims of misfortune, lacking roots, possessions and relationships. However, a new class of homeless is now emerging. These individuals do not want a place to build their lives. They do not want roots, … Read more

Co-living: The Updated Hippie Commune

by William Gossett June 13, 2017June 12, 2017

When one thinks of a commune, the imagery of tie-dyed t-shirts, oversized sunglasses, sandals, primitive living conditions and marijuana come to mind. Recently there has been a surge in companies that provide all the necessities and amenities needed for a twenty-first century updated hippie commune. They are called co-living companies. These new … Read more