Minneapolis encampment food support: hot meals delivered several days a week. Powered by volunteers & food rescue.
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Community Kitchen retweeted
I want community organizing to be something that we practice everyday. For our families, the youth, our neighbors.
Minneapolis has always been this racist. This mayoral race really illuminated it even more. Progress has always been halted by the milquetoast “not yet” majority.
Community Kitchen retweeted
I want to know how the mayor of Minneapolis will address the bigotry and unabashed racism, xenophobia, and islamohobia of his supporters.
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I need to help them get some food and I need help doing so
CA: Macows
V: macows2022
ALT Orange graphic with text over it reading, “NATIVE DISABLED WOMAN NEEDS FOOD My friend who is houseless and native needs $150 to get food from the store since their food stamps were cut off by the Trump administration! CA: Macows V: macows2022
Community Kitchen retweeted
Minneapolis needs to take a housing first approach to homelessness. Without a well-resourced, compassionate, and resident-focused approach, the conditions for violence in encampments will continue to exist. Tragedies like the one last night are completely avoidable.
ALT Photo of CBS News headline describing people shot at a local Minneapolis encampment.
Community Kitchen retweeted
Frey has the ability to keep our city safe and chooses not to WHY WOULD YOU VOTE FOR HIM? take the signs down he has showed his leadership while in that position VOTE HIM OUT we need change NOW
Community Kitchen retweeted
Numerous families are reliant on this ONE link to stay housed—among the occupation’s shelling, bombing, detonated vehicles, airstrikes.
It’s hopeful because you know it works.
And it’s more urgent than ever.
2581/4100 needed by SATURDAY for their rent… chuffed.org/project/hope-giv…
Community Kitchen retweeted
I can’t emphasize enough how wearing a respirator mask during a global pandemic is an act of defiance. By wearing one, you’re directly going against what the government wants, which is sickness and disability. It’s a powerful act and it makes a difference. Masking is resistance!
Community Kitchen retweeted
As seen in this video, Jacob Frey and Donald Trump treat unhoused people exactly the same. There’s something uniquely devastating about watching people with nowhere to go, in the wealthiest country in the history of the world, be treated like literal garbage just for existing.
Live: Homeless camp near Kennedy Center in DC cleared as part of Trump directive teapawt.net/i/broadcasts/1MnGnPYLd…
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WATCH: "He said he didn’t wanna see tents on his streets — yeah, that pissed me off," Willy, resident of a homeless encampment in Washington DC, addressed Trump, after being told the site could be cleared as soon as tomorrow.
Residents expressed frustration over the decision, while the head of the Department of Human Services outlined the removal process.
Willy, who spoke with me on camera, said he was offered storage for his belongings — something he believes will help in his search for a new place to live.
George, who has a white pit bull named Blue, is unsure of what he will be doing now.
Community Kitchen retweeted
There are 268 stagnant fundraisers on the GF website today.
We encourage people to donate to the first campaign that comes up on the site because it will be a campaign that desperately needs your help.
Community Kitchen retweeted
Masks are under serious threat at being banned widely due to politicization. This would be a public health disaster. If you’re only wearing a mask at protests, please consider wearing them elsewhere. The more people mask, the more we normalize masks and protect them against bans.
Community Kitchen retweeted
“Removing encampments does not magically house these people; it just scatters them, leaving them alone and vulnerable and making it more difficult for outreach workers to find them.” - Abby Guetter
Star Tribune readers see through Mayor Frey’s lies about homelessness.
ALT Mpls for the Many logo with the following text below: "When I saw that Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey claimed there are only 27 people experiencing unsheltered homelessness in Minneapolis, my first thought was, "Tell that to the 100-plus people I distributed meals to in south Minneapolis each week." Attributed to "Abby Guetter in the Star Tribune"
Community Kitchen retweeted
We would like to ask for help with outreach supplies our link is in bio @campnenookaasi Miigs 🪶
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Homeless workers now have to submit *proof of employment* to be allowed to sleep in their cars in one of the richest counties in the U.S.
Welcome to America: people shivering overnight in subzero temperatures for the privilege of keeping the local economy booming.
Community Kitchen retweeted
Shelters at capacity or out of peoples area and this is how people are forced to sleep now in Minneapolis thanks to the mayors decisions homelessness has not disappeared just aggressive evil mayor this is inhumane
