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Amor y Lucha #4 is a chronicle of the precarity of Latinx tenants in San Francisco's Mission District, from echoes of Los Siete to the fights to save old-school coffee shops, Galeria de la Raza, and church mothers organizing to save their homes from the Sheriff - as well as the last two years of my own eviction struggle to save my home of 23 years.
Words and pictures by Fernando Martí: stories, poems, and ink sketches, in English and Spanish, 28 pages.
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They want our home. Our home. For themselves. They think they have a right to our home simply because they have more money. We are fighting it. The buyers knew…