By Christopher Haire
All along Market Street women in flower-print skirts and white six-inch heels bustle up and down, chatting on cell phones, carrying oversized Louis-Vuitton bags and store hopping to all their favorite daytime destinations: Forever 21. Macy’s. Nordstrom. And their shining light, Bloomingdale’s.
However, right outside these stores and occupying the same strip of cement as these high-class women, is San Francisco’s other community – the homeless.
Homelessness in San Fr...