The coming repression
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A resource guide on what to do now that Antifa is "domestic terrorism."
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Everyone deserves to shelter in place, including homeless people
By TJ Johnston on
“Sheltering in place” is a privilege that over 9,000 unhoused San Franciscans do not enjoy. Yet, shelters are congregate environments where people sleep barely more than two feet away from one another, head to foot or top to bottom in bunks.
The pandemic resembles one of my psychotic episodes
By Jack Bragen on
The current pandemic makes it seem as though the world has gone insane. This time, I'm not crazy, but neither are other people. Reality has taken a surreal turn.
A taste of homelessness
By Timothy Busby on
I can’t help but think to myself, “now the general population is getting a taste of what we, the homeless, face everyday.”
Street Sheet’s weekly COVID-19 policy recommendations
By The Coalition on Homelessness on
The Coalition on Homelessness is closely following policy related to COVID-19 and homelessness. Here are their top shelf policy recommendations.
“The issue of homelessness and housing in America has been a tinderbox waiting to catch fire for generations.”
By Israel Bayer on
For many people living and working on the front lines of homelessness, COVID-19 represents the deadly serious reality that people already live with every single day.
I’m not ready to give up: a victory for homeless rights
By Mike Zint on
This article originally appeared in the People’s Tribune in July of 2015.
What we have here is an occupation, a
Community grows on Wood Street
By Dayton Andrews on
Faced with displacement, bonds between residents are strengthening
Located at the edge of West Oakland, it spans several blocks along
The day I lost my campsite
By Ace Backwords on
Everything is in a state of chaos and complete upheaval at my campsite in the Berkeley hills. They’re doing a
Berkeley’s Downtown Streets Team helps people learn how to care again
By Timothy Busby on
Through the long hard process of becoming homeless, you break, lose sight of the basic values of life and become depressed to a level only the home- less few experiences.
I am one of the 400 homeless youth in Berkeley
Editor’s note: This story was produced in partnership with the Community Based Newsroom, and is part of “The Right to