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Marchers at a recent “Defend Our Housing, Right to Exist and Oppose Trump’s Wall!” action in San Francisco that brought together homeless movement leaders from around California and the West. PHOTO/PAULA LOMAZZI

 

Homeless demand their rights


 

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Californians struggle to find housing after fires


 

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People living in vehicles in Silicon Valley


 

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