The PoLice Murder of a Houseless, Indigenous Man in a "Sweep"
Contact: Tiny gray-garcia/muteado silencio, POOR Magazine/Homefulness,510-435-7500 Press Statement by POOR Magazine, Self-Help Hunger Program, Krip Hop Nation, Wood Street Commons, OAARPR , Sweeps Defense & OaklandRevealed On the murder of Jose Angel Castillo, an indigenous houseless man murdered by Oakland Police Dept in a “Sweep” Story by PoorNewsNetwork here NOTE: POOR Magazine is co-sponsoring a Rally and Protest with Oakland Alliance Against Racist & Political Repre
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3 days ago
Japanese Colonialism Alive Today: SOLIDARITY WITH SURVIVORS OF 1923 KANTO MASSACRE
By momii palapaz On this September 1st, 103rd anniversary of the Kanto Massacre POOR MAGAZINE moves in solidarity with the Zainichi, Chinese and all migrants forced off their land, trafficked, assaulted and viciously robbed of their homes by imperialist Japan. The Kanto Massacre of 1923 was just the beginning of tragic death by mobs of racist, supremacist individuals, strategically encouraged by the government and Japanese military. Japan launched a home invasion on the peo
Momii Palapaz
3 days ago
STOP KILLING US: Justice for Jose (Español Debajo)
Murdered by CHP and PoLice in a "Sweep" Artwork by @jmofarrill for @agitarte_cultural_works, licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 By Gera Gonzales /POOR Magazine 08/10/2026 This is an ongoing occurrence where Po-lice fail to show transparency after they leave one of us dead in the street. As a brown formerly houseless community member I know from first hand experience how they will profile us and harass us just for being black, brown and homeless. I have been doing cop watch for o
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5 days ago
Documenting Black Disabled Movements Across the African Diaspora: The Krip-Hop Radio Series
Illustration by Boxicons on Unsplash Leroy F. Moore 8/3/26 Since the mid-1980s, I have traveled, written, organized, and conducted interviews documenting Black disabled movements across the African diaspora. Long before email, social media, or digital archives, I was building relationships with Black disabled activists from post-apartheid South Africa to the United Kingdom in the 1990s, Toronto in the early 2000s, and through the development of Krip-Hop Nation in the United S
Leroy F. Moore
Aug 7
Afro-Krip Black August: George Jackson’s Legacy and Disability-Centered Black Liberation
By Unknown - Original publication: Unknown Immediate source: https://spartacus-educational.com/USACjacksonG.htm, Fair use, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?curid=73302647 Leroy F. Moore 8/1/26 Abstract This essay introduces Afro-Krip Black August as a concept within Krip-Hop Theory that reimagines Black August by placing Disability-Centered Black Liberation at the center of Black freedom struggles. Building on the revolutionary legacy of George Jackson and the historical
Leroy F. Moore
Aug 7
Supremacist Court determines birthright citizenship: WHO’S TO SAY YOU CAN STAY OR GO AWAY?
Illustration by Mila Okta Safitri on Unsplash By momii palapaz On June 30, 2026, the US Supreme Court decided 6-3 in favor of birthright citizenship for humans born on turtle island (usa) whose parents had crossed false borders. All members of the Supreme court have ancestors from Europe, Ireland, Puerto Rico, the Caribbean and kidnapped Africans. None are indigenous descendants of turtle island. White supremacy is a fragile identity A fraternity Of precious racist and classi
Momii Palapaz
Aug 7
Street Writing Workshop Yelamu (SF) Homefulness - JULY 24, 2026
ENGLISH (ESPAÑOL DEBAJO) (Editors NOTE) At Prensa Pobre, we believe that people who have struggled with poverty, racism, and other forms of oppression need to speak out and be heard on issues of violence and oppression, racism, poverty, disability, and the injustices of the system. WRITING Prompt: Crisis Dialogue- We've all been through this - Describe one of the worst crises you've experienced in your life - Financial, family, personal, health “The importance of understandin
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Aug 7
Unarmed Houseless Man Murdered by PoLice in a Sweep
This clip of Poor Peoples Radio podcast features a conversation with comrades OAARC on the murder of a houseless man by CHP and OPD in the process of a deadly sweep in occupied Huchuin (Oakland) and the subsequent delay to release his name and refusal to release bodycam footage - more developments on this story soon to come. To see the whole episode go to PoorNewsNetwork channel on Youtube Poor Peoples Radio podcast is a media access project of Poor Magazine broadcast on PNN-
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Aug 7
Hobo Skolaship From Huchiun to Hawai’i Poor Peoples Radio Clip
This clip of Poor Peoples Radio podcast features Hobo Scholarship from formerly houseless Hobo Hawaiian elder Uncle Francis. The full podcast includes a segment from Dr Sweet - “AI is not Your friend” - and Roofless Radio reporters, who are struggling with the violence of being swept like we r trash right here in Huchiun. To see the whole episode go to PoorNewsNetwork channel on Youtube Poor Peoples Radio podcast is a media access project of Poor Magazine broadcast on PNN-KEX
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Aug 6
Poor Peoples Radio: A Targeted Attack of Houseless ComeUnities - Huchiun to Tovaangar
This podcast of poor peoples radio features warrior comrades from Aetna street solidarity on the violent targeting of their ComeUnity last week and the one year anniversary of the “compound” (one of the largest communities of houseless relatives gathered in LA who were violently swept by multiple armed poLice terrorists and poltricksters). All of that and more, as well as Roofless Radio reporters who are struggling with the violence of being swept like we r trash right here i
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Aug 4