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1:16:51Now PlayingIn a city defined by its housing crisis, coronavirus has pushed many people to the breaking point. Working families, newly laid off or furloughed by closed businesses, have to choose between paying exorbitant rents and buying food and other necessities. Rent forgiveness, eviction freezes, and other ideas thought “radical” before the pandemic now seem necessary.
Join us as we talk with Simone Manganelli, housing rights activist with SF Berniecrats, and Shanti Singh, co-chair of DSA San Francisco, about rent strikes during this crisis, building public and affordable housing in the city, and ensuring housing justice for everyone, especially displaced and unhoused residents.
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