Youth Justice
Profile of Ziair
The Rock
Roofless Radio Deep East Oakland- A Grieving Mama
On February 25th, the year 2006, I lost my 16-year-old son due to gunfire. After that it spiraled downhill. I went rom alcohol to perscription drugs. From there, I had an A1 dissection heart surgery. I lost my husband five months ago. Thirty-five years I was with him. His sister sold the house out from underneath me, and I was one the streets. And as of tomorrow, BART is putting us out. So I have no place to go and no money.
People Skool for Poverty Skolaz- Tacuma
Everything is a Waiting List
I was on my way home from middle school one day. WHAT! A sheriff deputy is at my house with a pink lockout notice on the door and my mom's in tears. What to do, another homeless family in SF. My mother has been on the Section 8 waiting list for years.
Escuela de la gente para savios de pobreza jovenes/ People Skool for Poverty Skolaz- Alex- Youth Poverty Skola
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The Green Planet
Final paper by Kimo Umu.
P.O.C.
Final paper for Decolonized English class by Ziair Hughes
Shots Fired
She took shifts sitting by both her son's sides after they both were shot and almost murdered by a lone police officer in Olympia Washington.
As she sat at her son's hospital bed sides she heard on the news of what happened. The news blasted the radio traffic call the officer had made to dispatch about the shooting that late evening/early morning when he shot both her sons.
