Migrante/Inmigrant Justice
Joint statement against the incarceration "detention" and raids on Indigenous Refugees from Central and Southern Turtle Island and all of Mama Earth
Hoarding Mama Earth
Hoarding Mama Earth
A WeSearch Release & Demand for Radical Redistribution to build Homefulness #2 by Formerly homeless Youth & Family Poverty Skolaz at POOR Magazine/Deecolonize Academy
WeSearch def: Poor People-led Research- a POOR Magazine project
I have an American dream.. To live!
Dear Babies,
19th & shotwell are two of those streets /19th y Shotwell son dos de esas calles
Un Poema Para Luis-A Poem for Luis
(Español debajo)
The Streets have so many colors
the colors have so many memories
memories of streets you are no longer on-
but wish you could be
The color of people who are no longer there
who we wish we could see
because they were removed by people who were scared
of what they could not contain, incarcerate or bear
19th & shotwell are two of those streets
who meet inside of so much grief
From Deportations to Reparations- An Emergency Call for Farm Sanctuaries and Ag-Reparations Fund
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Colonizer Borders Come To Oakland
On Saturday, the mayor of Oakland, Libby Schaaf warned the community of possible ICE operations in the Bay Area.
The Revolution Continues: Ahmed Salah and the Arab Spring
“I was anticipating a breakthrough -- hoping that the protest would not be instantly dispersed by riot police, like so many previous marches. On that day I thought that if everybody does their part, we will have tens of thousands. What happened was a shock to me. Instead of tens of thousands, there were hundreds of thousands”.
-Ahmed Salah, speaking to Washington Post reporter Jackson Diehl
The PoLice Murder of Luis Demetrio Gongora Pat, One Year Later/ El asesinato de Luis Demetrio Gongora Pat un año más tarde
(Espanol Sigue)
On Insider/ Outsider Art, Notes from the Inside
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Editors Note: Jose H. Villarreal is one of several power-FUL PNNPlantation prison correspondents. As currently and formerly incarcerated poor and indigenous peoples in struggle and resistance with all plantation systems in Amerikkka, POOR Magazine stands in solidarity with all folks on the other side of the razor wire plantation.
*"Migra Terror"
*Original Artwork by Jose H. Villarreal
Profiled to Death
Recently while Walking on Division St. in San Francisco with laundry and groceries by a tent city, I was approached by a young black female news reporter from one of the local mainstream news station affiliates. She was accompanied by another gentleman of African descent and a camera man of Asian descent.
She excitedly asked me as if she heard good news that I should also be excited about “Are you moving?"
To which I replied, am I moving?
