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Black History Month – Some Mother’s Son…
by Joe Wilson
We at Hospitality House extend our gratitude to our sister communities as we celebrate Lunar New Year and Tet, the Year of the Rabbit and the Year of the Cat – acknowledging our shared roots and shared community around the globe.

Black History is human history, and we were reminded these past weeks with the pain and horror of gut-wrenching violence which tore at the soul of the Black community, and so many communities linked by suffering and anguish.
Political Issues Facing Black San Franciscans Today
by Andrew Khakali
When Same was a child, they didn’t see any difference between them and their mostly white preschool mates. Like all children, they simply enjoyed the company of other people, and saw them as either nice or mean based on the way that person treated them. How they felt about others had nothing to do with race, who their parents were, how wealthy their family was or anything else. They accepted their playmates as individuals. 
Theatre of the POOR presents CRUSHING WHEELCHAIRS - APLASTANDO las SILLAS de RUEDAS
Press Contacts: Miguel Muteado Silencio & Lisa Tiny Gray-Garcia (510) 435-7500

For Immediate Release:

Homeless, Formerly Houseless Communities write, perform, and direct their lives of struggle, sweeps, and death into a new play
Unhoused, formerly unhoused, and disabled youth, families, and elders of Oakland and San Francisco create a play about their lives and their lost lives – honoring five ancestors of homelessness, poLice terror, and sweeps.

What: The Ground-breaking new theatre Crushing Wheelchairs debuts in San Francisco and Oakland in Black History Month

When & Where:
San Francisco:
4pm Feb 12th at the LAB – 2940 16th street San Francisco, Ca 94103

Oakland:
4pm Sunday, Feb 26th Piano Fight 1540 Broadway Oakland , Ca 94605
Santa Cruz, CA. SURPRISE – You are under criminal investigation for buying hotel rooms for the homeless
I was arrested while setting up for our daily meal in the garage during the torrents of rain in the atmospheric river of December 27th, spent 11 hours in jail on two misdemeanors charges and ordered to arraignment on January 30, 2023. When I arrived at court that morning I found that my name was not on the docket so I went up to the District Attorney’s Office to make sure I didn’t have court that morning.

The woman at the counter looked up my name. She said the December case was not being prosecuted but that I did have a second case from March 2020. She kindly wrote out the charges on a notepad and slipped the sheet to me under the plexiglass window.
Sacramento, CA. Declaration & PRA Training 2/12 (10 AM)
To all Community Partners,

We’re coming together to learn more tools to fight back against the harm being done to the unhoused community. We are meeting on 2/12 for two hours to learn how to file Public Records Act requests, take declarations from people who have been harmed, and follow best practices when in unhoused encampments. 

Click the link below the register for this training:
Western Regional Advocacy Project | 415-621-2533 | wrap@wraphome.org | www.wraphome.org
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