Hey national media…. @GetUpESPN Everyone in Milwaukee knows @Giannis_An34 is staying. He is a unique talent and exceptional human. When the @bucks win again everyone will be discussing how amazing it is that he did it in Milwaukee again!
#Happy4thofJuly
“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator, with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.”
- Declaration of Independence
Sitting is not a crime.
Resting is not a crime.
Sleeping is not a crime.
Camping is not a crime.
Being poor is not a crime.
Needing help is not a crime.
Homelessness is not a crime, it’s a policy failure.
Today marks the 159th anniversary of #Juneteenth. Housing justice is racial justice, and we are proud work toward, an equitable future that provides safety and freedom for all. #HomelessnessIsSolvable
🆕 Grants Pass' Insane Approach to Homelessness: Moving Day Madness 💥 https://t.co/K1M7TA2B5V 💥 Discover the shocking reality of how Grants Pass is handling homelessness in one of the most inhumane ways imaginable. Homeless individuals are forced to move from park to park every few days, facing constant disruption and instability. This insane policy not only fails to address the root causes of homelessness but also exacerbates the problem, making it harder for people to get back on their feet.
Now, Grants Pass' approach to criminalizing homelessness is under scrutiny by the Supreme Court. This landmark case could set a precedent for how cities across the nation treat their homeless populations. Instead of providing the necessary housing and support services, Grants Pass is choosing a path that only increases the number of homeless encampments.
The only effective way to reduce and ultimately eliminate homeless encampments is through housing and comprehensive support services. Criminalizing homelessness does nothing but make the situation worse. Learn more about this pressing issue and how you can support real solutions that work.
Grants Pass is currently at the center of a Supreme Court case that could determine the legality of criminalizing homelessness. This case is crucial as it highlights the need for systemic changes in how cities address homelessness. The evidence is clear: the only way to permanently remove homeless encampments is through housing and supportive services. Criminalizing homelessness will only lead to larger encampments and greater suffering. It's time to adopt evidence-based solutions and address the affordable housing crisis to ensure a more humane and effective response to homelessness.
If you don't want to see tents by your park or house, support real solutions. Evidence-based solutions like housing with support services will permanently remove encampments. For more information about how to fight the criminalization of homelessness, go to https://t.co/iSVVXb6mqh. We know how to solve homelessness, but we need the political and public will to make it happen. Your support is crucial.
To learn more about the criminalization of homelessness, visit https://t.co/cLsTpfODbm
"If we remember the morally injured on this Memorial Day, then perhaps we should also take a moment to critically examine the values that shape our collective ideas about goodness." https://t.co/th6MjaVGnt
Seeing reactions to this along the lines of "who's surprised," but man...this is really galling. Far too many stupid and harmful conspiracy theories out there these days, but Sandy Hook trutherism is uniquely insidious.
@POTUS ✅ Ensuring rental assistance is universally available to all eligible households.
✅ Preserving/expanding the supply of homes affordable to people with the lowest incomes through investments in the national Housing Trust Fund & public housing.