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Anna Davis, Henry Yoder, and Mike Zint at the Berkeley City Hall “Liberty City” occupation. PHOTO/SARAH MENEFEE
Anna Davis, Henry Yoder, and Mike Zint at the Berkeley City Hall “Liberty City” occupation.
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Job loss and soaring rents are forcing millions in America to live in cars, tents, and even swamps, only to be arrested and driven out again and again. Those of us who are morally outraged at these indefensible living conditions are coming together to build a powerful movement that demands that the government provide for the people, not the corporate class. This battle for government to be our government is key to the fight for a new America—where food, housing, education, healthcare and all we need thrive is provided simply because we are human beings. Help build this movement by ordering the People’s Tribune to get out to others! Order at peoplestribune.org.— From the Editors

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  1. Henry was here in Tallahassee back several years ago. A gentle person who helped me in a church kitchen who feeds the homeless here. Glad to know he is well.

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