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Sacramento mayor proposes 'right to shelter' plan for California's homeless

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Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg and Los Angeles County Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas proposed that California create a legal “right to ...

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When they get $22, 000,000 every year.... Every year.... Why would they want to end the problem bringing in that kind of money? There should be guidelines, deadlines, and consequences or lose power over the distribution of funds.

politicians didn't run out of ideas, they cut down funding of public housing HUD since 1979 proposing more cuts to HUD every day! i have the solution, PUT BACK THE MONEY POLITICIANS TOOK OUT! homelessness is easy to solve is in the word, we all need a home ...

There are options that are not shelters. Shelters are often full and often unsafe. "They [unhoused] don't want help" is untrue, they just don't want to be pigeon-holed into what someone else thinks is the best solution. Our community needs to have a voice in how to help.

Right to Shelter!

The fact it forces people into shelters isn't okay though....

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2 Jul

Planned 100 DAYS OF ACTION for We the Peoples’ Rights, Dignity, and Housing | Colorado #RightsNotSlights #ServicesNotSweeps #HousingNotWarehousing

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19 Jun

When you wanna look inclusive but hate homeless people

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14 Jun

if everyone can't afford the rent, they shouldn't fucking take our tent #fuckthesweeps be ready for a nationwide campaign to stop the sweeps in the United States....

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Paul Boden (@withouthousing) on the Homeless Industry and the Criminalization of Homelessness

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5 Jun

Secretary Carson’s unconscionable “mixed-status” proposal would evict over 100,000 people, including 55,000 deeply poor children that are US citizens or legal residents, at the height of an affordable housing crisis. #KeepFamiliesTogether
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