A mighty movement is arising to end homelessness

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A mighty movement to end homelessness is arising in this country and all over the world. An important part of this movement is alive in the tent communities and other actions that defy the rulers’ attempts to hide, isolate and criminalize the victims of private property and the capitalist system. We have to all demand that our government solve homelessness by providing them with homes as part of solving the related questions of the need for food, education, healthcare, water for each and every one of us. Below are stories from the fight of the homeless. — The People’s Tribune
 

Bulldozer hits homeless man sleeping in tent


 

Humans for hope


 

Right to Survive!


 

Next steps in the battle for renters’ rights


 

Historic tenant victory in San Jose


 

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