提起美國(guó)，人們往往看到的就是發(fā)達(dá)富強(qiáng)的一面，世界企業(yè)500強(qiáng)，大部分公司來(lái)自美國(guó)，全球最有錢的100個(gè)人也是大部分來(lái)自美國(guó)。在紐約，高樓大廈林立，車水馬龍，在西部超多超強(qiáng)的高科技公司，但這些都是展現(xiàn)在世人眼里的，他們似乎掩蓋了自己窮困，骯臟，痛苦的一面.
但是，現(xiàn)階段不管一個(gè)國(guó)家多么的富有，強(qiáng)大，他們都無(wú)法做到財(cái)富人人均等，我們不能忽略了這部分被富裕掩蓋的事實(shí)，雖然我們不清楚這些例子占美國(guó)社會(huì)的多少成，但是我們盡量把收集的展示出來(lái)，讓國(guó)人了解貧困在每個(gè)國(guó)家都存在，深深的去體會(huì)了解窮困，吸毒，骯臟，痛苦充斥著空氣的美國(guó)另一面. 
this family in a small town near South Carolina. The shack had four rooms, each full of beds for the 24 children. The photo was taken in 1992 and shortly after the shack burned down in one of the common stove fires.
靠近南卡羅萊納州一個(gè)小鎮(zhèn)的這么一個(gè)家庭。這個(gè)家就那是那么一個(gè)小陋室，分為四個(gè)小房間，每個(gè)小房間全是床，共住著24個(gè)孩子。這張照片照于1992年，在照照片不久后，這間小陋室邊因?yàn)橐粋€(gè)共用爐子造成的火災(zāi)而倒塌 
Today the streets are dominated by black homeless.
大多數(shù)被遺棄的男人好像都是白人。今天這些街道卻被無(wú)家可歸的黑人占據(jù)著。 
Hunger 1996(饑餓1996) 
I was hanging out with Lep's son. One night he took me home to see his family in a rotten shack out in the woods. The first many times I came around Lep was drunk, but when I 25 years later brought Danish TV along to make a documentary about my friends, he had sobered up. During those years I visited him and his wife in 3 different shacks - all of them later burning down.
翻譯：我經(jīng)常和Lep的兒子在一起，一個(gè)晚上他帶我到他在森林的充滿腐爛惡臭的家里暫住。很多次我過(guò)來(lái)Lep家都發(fā)現(xiàn)Lep已經(jīng)喝醉了，但是當(dāng)我25年后，帶來(lái)了一個(gè)丹麥的電視和關(guān)于我朋友的一些記錄片，Lep因?yàn)檫@慢慢清醒起來(lái)了。在那些年里，我做客Lep和他的妻子在3個(gè)不同的小間里，現(xiàn)在Lep這些家都被夷為平地。 
Hunger in America, Bethel, North Carolina
美國(guó)卡羅萊納州圣地，饑餓的渴望 
I went "home" with one of the field workers one day to his little one room trailer. Except for the tiny window it was totally black inside. Two years after I took this photo of Sam, he was beaten to death by police while being in jail for drunkenness.
翻譯：一天，我和這個(gè)農(nóng)場(chǎng)工人Sam回到他的“家”－－一個(gè)很小的移動(dòng)式房子，這個(gè)房子沒(méi)有門，只有一個(gè)很小的窗戶，所以里面完全是暗的。在我給Sam拍了這個(gè)照片的兩年后，他因?yàn)榫坪篝[事而坐牢，在牢里被警察打死了。 
Children of pain in GA(生活在GA的痛苦的孩子們) 
Linda's father(Linda的父親) 
In New York I usually go to church in Harlem, where I one Sunday saw this woman. Danish tourists usually as the first thing in New York rush up to gospel services in Harlem where no white Americans dream of going. But why not, actually, when all the criminals sleep late Sunday morning and it is safe even for such old women?
翻譯：在紐約，我經(jīng)常去做黑人住宅區(qū)教堂做禮拜，一個(gè)星期天，我在那里看見(jiàn)這個(gè)老女人。紐約丹麥后裔通常催促到黑人住宅區(qū)（這里不會(huì)夢(mèng)見(jiàn)白人光臨）做信仰儀式作為禮拜天的第一件事。但為什么事實(shí)并非如此呢？就算所有的罪犯在星期天睡過(guò)頭，也不見(jiàn)得這位老人就很安全。 
Mother and children at stove(爐邊的媽媽和孩子) 
Children under highways(高速公路下面的孩子) 
Seminole Indians, Florida
翻譯：佛羅里達(dá)的印第安人 
So poor were they in Linda's family - right next to Disney World in Florida - that they rarely had light before I moved in with them. I had just stayed with some millionaires in Palm Beach and had a little "millionaire money" with me so I could buy kerosene for their old lamp. Linda ran out to meet her father when he walked home in the darkness, shouting: "Dad, dad, we got a present....see, see, light.....we got light!" Well, the joy didn't last forever! Today I have to visit Linda in prison whenever I want to see her. The scars from childhood poverty eventually defeated her.
翻譯：Linda的家里如此的窮，雖然她家正對(duì)著佛羅里達(dá)的迪尼斯世界，但是在我搬過(guò)來(lái)之前，他們很少有燈光。我剛和幾個(gè)百萬(wàn)富翁在Palm海灘呆過(guò)，有一點(diǎn)點(diǎn)“百萬(wàn)富豪的錢”，所以我能給她們的老油燈買點(diǎn)煤油。當(dāng)她父親邁進(jìn)黑漆漆的家門，Linda沖上去，喊道：“爹，爹，我們得到了一個(gè)禮物...看，看，燈光.......我們有燈了！”但是找個(gè)喜悅不能持續(xù)到永遠(yuǎn)！今天我想見(jiàn)她的時(shí)候，不得不在監(jiān)獄里拜訪她。這個(gè)孩童時(shí)期留下來(lái)的傷痕最后終于擊敗了她。
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