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Homes Not Jails!

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San Francisco, 1992: Conservative polititians in the White House, Governor's Mansion and Mayor's Office are marching in lockstep across a nation gripped by a dreary recession and 12 years of unrepentant Republicrat rule. All over the city of Saint Francis, thousands of homeless people roam the streets. In anger and desperation, they unite with a band of scruffy urban radicals to carry out a militant campaign of mass organized squatting.

They call themselves HOMES NOT JAILS!

This is a fictionalized versions of the Homes Not Jails story, in which the author participated early and often.

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Michael Steinberg is a veteran activist and writer. He is also the author of I Work the Tenderloin, Millstone and Me, and The End of Tobacco Road. He has participated in Homes Not Jails early and often.

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However, they don't receive enough credit for the Lisinopril dosage movements and goodwill they participate in as well.

Sort of a "Proto-Occupy"

Sort of a "Proto-Occupy" movement it would seem. Sometimes the only way for the world to see the plight that occurs just out of the periphery of their bucolic world-view is for it to made clear and present by occupying that which it sees most valuable: it's real-estate.

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Lawyers are often blamed for the bureaucracy that takes place in law making. However, they don't receive enough credit for the movements and goodwill they participate in as well. In our area, an accident lawyer would be one of the first people to defend a homeless man hit by a careless motorist.

Picture on cover of "Homes Not Jails" book.

I would like to see credit where credit is due.
I drew this in late '93- 1994 while I was squatting with the San Francisco chapter of Homes Not Jails- just ask Jeremy.
It was not a fun time, but met some wonderful people and had some memorable experiences.. but this is wrong to take credit and profit from some one else' blood and toil.- Dontcha think?
-Gina
eighteenspeedpete@att.net

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