The economic collapse created one of the greatest periods of mass displacement in United States history. The eviction has been both physical and psychological, thrusting the nation's identity into crisis and forcing a generation of Americans to question the quintessential dream of homeownership. As millions of uprooted families search for a place to call home and the futures of neighborhoods are threatened, a historic moment of community and activism is sweeping the country. This book is the story of these families who are displaced, disillusioned, but still fighting to resist eviction and build a new dream in post-collapse America.