The Swordswoman (Demo)
By Angel Brinston on (Angel Brinston/Youth Spirit Artworks)
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The Veil
By Charles Blackwell on Old school musicburnt orangepeople at the table across from meordered spaghetti.The waiter jerked, stumbled,and it fell to the floor. She
Use caution when telling people you were homeless
By Andy Pope on When I was first trying to get inside, I made sure my prospective landlord wouldn’t know I had ever been homeless. Why? Simply put, I didn’t want to jeopardize my chances. It was enough to tell him I was on a fixed income, which at the time was Social Security Disability
We must take matters into our own hands
By Tracy Lee on Oakland is a city of so many races and cultures. Different, diverse, and from so many kinds of backgrounds. But one thing that unites us is the caring and loving people we are. No matter how hard the struggle may be, we always take care of each other. We are all in the same boat—struggling to live. We take matters into our own hands to get through life.
Feelings
By Keyanna Hardison on These feelings feel me up. The feeling of feeling like I’m not good enough.It’s so cold I’m cold to the
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By Jordan Singh on Skating through the city alone Or a-gangPushing on my board is my own paradeTo take a rest, sparkit to ease
Are homeless people beautiful?
By Osha Neumann on This very odd question occurred to me after Terry Messman, the editor of Street Spirit, suggested I write something for the paper in conjunction with the publication of my book, Doodling on the Titanic: the Making of Art in a World on the Brink.
Democracy for some, inhumanity for many
By Tracy Lee on This country preaches love and commitment to Democracy. But government officials and staff send government workers to come and demolish our houses and curbside communities. Officials cry, “Democracy!” But decisions hit us like the bombs the United States uses to destroy homes and communities in other countries.
East Bay advocates march
By Alastair Boone on On a sunny Saturday in November, some 250 people gathered in Moss- wood Park to demand an end to un- just housing practices and housing for their homeless neighbors
Think it over carefully
By Skinny on (Angel Brinston) Every night I lay my head Upon my soft by lonesome bedI dream of making love to you
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By Jordan Foster on StartedStrange. Begging—possible ending. Fueled off feeling of well being tooken from what I am seeing. Who’s watching? Keep pretending to