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Manifesto for Change

The Manifesto For Change is a truly "green" model for housing, art, micro-business, spirituality, interdependence, self-accountability, care-giving and community....


Eres Pendeja y Estupida por eso tuviste a tu hijo!/You are Dumb and Stupid, thats why you had a child!

Discriminacion, Humillacion y Abuso en el trabajo de una pobre madre imigrante
Discrimination, Humiliation and Abuse in the workplace of a poor migrant mother..


He had Gold Records- I had Gold Chains.RIP Michael Jackson


The Ugly Laws- The History of the Criminalization of the poor


When: July 14th 2009
Where: Modern Times Bookstore SF 888 Valencia St. St cross St is 19th
Time: 7pm

Co-Sponsored by POOR Magazine & Coalition On Homelessness of San Francisco.


'Stead of Treated We get TRicked

Domestic Abuse and System Abuse


JailHouse Lawyers- a ReViewSforTheReVoLution

PNN reviews Mumia Abu Jamal's powerful new book


People Speaking Up

5000 unemployed workers in Oakland protest cuts to welfare for unemployed workers


Fluff in the City


Demandando los Derechos para l@s Trabajadores Domesticas/Demanding Rights for Domestic Workers

Cientos de Trabajadoras Domesticas se Reśnen, Marchan y Rezan en Nueva Cork para los Derechos de Trabajadoras Domesticas
Hundreds of Domestic Workers Meet, March and Pray in New York for the rights of Domestic Workers


Citing withheld evidence, supporters of Mumia Abu-Jamal call for civil rights investigation


A Review of Teaching Rebellion: Stories from the Grassroots Mobilization in Oaxaca


Krip Hop Interviews WOMEX World Music Festival


Dear President Obama...