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Contents

Opinion Editorials

Ask Joe

Illin n' Chillin

Kaponda

Jr's Hat

Departments

Resource and Development

Micro-economics
Poor Women writers and artists transition off of Welfare through micro-economics. A project of POOR MAGAZINE.

Investigative Journalism

Loaves vs. Lofts
Gourmet catering company objects to being relocated by high priced live work/lofts. (Part two in an ongoing series of special reports from "the inside" on gentrification) by Giovonna Willis-Barela staff writer, POOR Magazine

The Po' Poets Project

Ode to JFK Jr.

Notes from the inside
A Journal of Incarcerated Writers & Artists

Photography

REFRAMING THE OUTSIDE
by John M.
subject: Ken Moshesh

Accessing the Media
by The California Department of Corrections (CDoC).

Featured Artists

Richard At Work
Artist Ed Gould

Woman with Hammer
Artist Herbie




Artwork by Muteado Silencio
Arte de Silencio Muteado -one of the artistas showing work at the Mercado de Cambio/Po' Sto



Mercado de Cambio/the Po Sto'-Holiday Community Art Market, Party and Scholaz Exchange


When/Cuando:12:00pm - 9:00pm Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Where/Donde: POOR Magazine 2940 16th st #301 SF ca 94103 1 blk below 18th st BART
Presented by the PeopleSkool! at POOR Magazine.


Friday, November 20, 2009;

Mamaz, Micro-Business People, Artists, Muralists, Myth-Makers, DJ's, Poets, Musicians and (Low-cost) Migration Attorneys will all be at the Mercado de Cambio/Po Sto' Community Art Market and Knowledge Exchange!

We will have art, jewelry-making,social justice wrapping paper lessons for children and adults , Po' Poets, Poverty, Race, Disability, Indigenous and Migrant Skolaz presenting all day long as well as the Amzing Akademik Skolah in Residence, Jose Cuellar, with a preview of the PeoplesKool Winter Semester offering- Please come and Support us with your PalaBraz/WORDZ, EDD/SSI checks/SALARIES and/or Trust Funds!


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PeopleSkool/Escuela de la Gente- Summer Session!

Hotel Voices - The Review

If you dare to struggle ... Chairman Fred Hampton Jr Speaks at POOR

This Country Must Change: Essays on the Necessity of Revolution in the USA

TERRORISM 101: OPIUM’S DEBUT ALBUM

Precious- A Soliloquy for Survivors

Mercado de Cambio/the Po Sto'

    Mercado de Cambio/the Po Sto'-Holiday Community Art Market, Party and Scholaz Exchange

A Journey to Publishing Access- POOR Press Book Release 2009

District 9 Is Everywhere

Po'Kies - Resisting Poverty, Racism and Kkkolinization with Every Bite

Arte, Colores y el Hijo de Pancho Villa/Art, Color and Pancho Villa's son

Ghetto to Gaza - M1 of Dead Prez speaks at POOR Magazine and beyond

JailHouse Lawyers- a ReViewSforTheReVoLution Book Review

Cholo Style

La revolucion comienza con migo!/The Revolution begins with I

Mission Resistance

Brother, Can You Spare A Dime?

Slumdog Scholars

Biggie , Biggie Cant you see..?

Up Against the Wall: MotherF**cker

POOR Magazine Opening Party & FunRaiser/Fiesta Aperatura de Prensa POBRE

Up Against The Wall Motherfuc**er

Una Opera Muerta/Dead Opera

Keeper of the Castle-A Tribute to Levi Stubbs 1936-2008

From Black Streaks to White Streaks: A Racist 2008 Olympics..

Manilatown is in the Heart

Hip-hop tried to kill me

Ordinary Guy

Black History Unfolding In Front of My Eyes

They couldn't see my beauty as a black woman goddess

Violence has a long history as a tool of Racism and Ethnic Cleansing

Giuliani Time: Just When You Thought You Knew How Evil He Is

A Mural of Resistance

Not Even in Therapy

Fury of Beauty

Gangs, Drugs and Denial

Decepticons: To Punish and Enslave

Resisting a Slice of Assimilated Heaven

Sicko Review

Purposes! A Real Love Story- a new memoir

Audio Rebellion

Tears and Happyness

The Poverty, Race and Resistance Book Tour Begins!!!

Resistance in Film Series

Mid-Market Art History

A Walk of Resistance Through Poverty, Homelessness and Homicide

Jamaica's mighty poet Mutabaruka

Back To The Streets- A Book ReView

There Goes The Neighborhood

Spittin' knowledge Fo' Dollaz

By Not Fearing the System you can Change it!

Rites of Passage

Three Modern Heroes- A Review of Tokyo Godfathers

A Community Savant - PNN reviews The Station Agent

BOYCOTT COLD MOUNTAIN

Bus 174

Nickle and Dimed

“Gaijin kusai yo ne!”(foreigners smell)

The Unseen People- a review of DirtyPrettyThings

A Literary Revolution

Heroes....

Daughter from Danang

Dog Classism??!

B.L.A.C.K.

Artists with Heart

MAKE ART NOT WAR

8th Wonder of The Wor(l)d

Powerful Voices Unite

The Gray Cabaret

A great Leader is honored through words, sound and art

The Civil Disobedience Hand-book

HOMES NOT JAILS!

Makin' Luv 2 Freedom

Global Art

Shared lives of Poetry

She Who Dreams...

Askari X of the Black Imperial Society -Promotin' the Revolution

It Began With a BOOM

ANGELS OF CATASTROPHE - A Book Review

Re-VieWsForTheRevOlution

"175 Progress Drive"

GROWING UP FREE IN AMERICA

Our Word is our Weapon

Global Poverty or Globalization?

Hotel Voices -Theatre and performance project from Single Room Occupancy Hotel residents

Reviews for the Revolution

The 2nd Annual Poetry (Luchadores!) Battle of ALL of the Sexes on Valentines Day


POOR MAGAZINE IN THE NEWS:
Power in Prose, Venise Wagner, San Francisco Chronicle
LA Times-Hard News, Maria L. La Ganga, LA Times
What It Means To Be Poor, Nina Siegal, SF Bay Guardian
Poor Magazine gives a fresh, vibrant voice to the poor,Emily Gurnon, San Francisco Examiner
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