“I just don’t feel that police evicting people is a way to ‘protect and serve.’”
Termination letters were sent to those students protesting for a cost-of-living adjustment amid California’s housing crisis
To paraphrase Antonio Gramsci, what serves the class in power is viewed as the natural order and common sense, and what doesn’t is blasphemy.
The legislation aims to repair and upgrade public housing by securing renewable energy sources for approximately one million federally owned public housing units, affecting some two million people
The labor movement once built 40,000 units of low-cost co-op apartments for working class New Yorkers. Those units are embers of a vision that once fired the labor movement: Build for human need, not for profit. Labor can build it again.
It's been an exciting and challenging summer for California tenants. The good news: through our collective power, we are fighting back. Here's just a slice of the work Tenants Together and our members, partners, and allies are doing this summer!
Cold winter winds whipped under the freeway overpass. A piece of paper tied to a green tent with a rubber band flapped in the wind. The message on the paper read: “RESOLUTION DAY: TUES. FEB. 27th, 2018” “NOTICE TO VACATE”… “Persons who refuse to vacate area may be subject to citation and/or arrest."
For the first time we have raw data on the magnitude of the eviction crisis that so many people in our communities already know from firsthand experience.
How can we solve the housing crisis? Simple: have the government build more housing.
At a community meeting last fall, we asked our members if they feared being pushed out of South Los Angeles. All hands were raised.
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