"Charities and the Common Welfare: The Pittsburgh Study. Part I. The People" is a book that is the result of an extensive social study of Pittsburgh in the early 20th century. In this book, Various - a group of authors who express their views anonymously - consider the life and living conditions of the residents of this city. They investigate issues of social equality, working conditions, access to education and health care. In their book, the authors question the assumption that charity can solve all social problems. They reveal systemic problems that prevent the achievement of justice and equality in society. Through a detailed analysis of the living conditions and status of workers, "Charities and the Common Welfare: The Pittsburgh Study. Part I. The People" helps readers better understand the social problems of the time and the prospects for solving them. This book will be useful for anyone interested in the history of social movements, as well as for those who seek to understand the causes of social inequality and seek ways to improve people's living conditions."