We are a Charlotte, NC based coalition of individuals and organizations working to create a future where Black people, and subsequently, all people flourish.
How has your favorite (affordable housing org) shown up over the past few weeks, months etc for our houseless neighbors & those who formally resided in “tent city”? Because Deborah Woolard of Block Love CLT has been actively providing services for almost 350 days straight.
How has your favorite (affordable housing org) shown up over the past few weeks, months etc for our houseless neighbors & those who formally resided in “tent city”? Because Deborah Woolard of Block Love CLT has been actively providing services for almost 350 days straight.
@CLT4BlkFutures released a statement yesterday demanding a community lead transition of residents. @MeckCounty has made it clear that they will blame every other city dept they can to erase the very really poverty that this county has created. Burn truly!
BREAKING: Mecklenburg County Public Health is requiring residents of Tent City to vacate the encampment within 72 hours. An Abatement of Imminent Hazard Order has been issued by the health department #MeckBOCC https://t.co/F0L5Oo9tWe
Police will be evicting houseless folks tomorrow. If you’re in Charlotte,NC and can buy buss passes, hold down community defense or donate rolling storage bins. Pls volunteer at the link in the next tweet. #clt4blkfutures
An estimated 150 people live in Tent City. There are approx 3,052 people experiencing homelessness, whether in shelters or outside, in Meck County. There are also thousands of individuals and families living in hotels or doubled-up with friends and family
Our statement on the @MeckCounty eviction of Tent City residents is live. We demand community lead action and sustainable housing plans for tent city residents.
https://t.co/w1b0ompp70
I’m at the @cltuprising Jail Support station outside the county jail. Sheriff Garry McFadden has said they must move by 2 p.m. People are gathering here for a sit-in at that time. Reporting for @theobserver
@queencitynerve@ClarissaMBrooks@CLT4BlkFutures I grew up up the street from Boulevard homes in Stonewall Jackson homes. I was 11 when Officers Anthony Nobles and John Burnette we’re killed. I think that’s when I kind of understood that police relations, especially in Charlotte, would never be the same.