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The Easiest Way You Can Fight Unfair Evictions

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This Saturday at 11am is a mobilization for Yes on F, the proposition that will make give every San Franciscan facing eviction access to an attorney. It’s a pretty groundbreaking measure and could keep tens of thousands of folks in their homes. You can learn more about Prop F right here.

Prop F won’t pass without your help though so this is your chance to get involved. Here’s the info from the organizers:

Alright folks! It’s time to make anti-eviction history by making unfair evictions history!

We need to blanket the mission with Spanish and English lit and window signs before vote by mail ballot drop! We want every voter to know about our plan to make San Francisco the first city in California to offer a right to counsel for tenants facing eviction!

Join us Saturday for our biggest tenant lit drop mobilization yet!

We’re going to try to hit over 8 THOUSAND doors and let the residents of the Mission know that Prop F is their defense against eviction!

So get out there and help save our city! The Facebook event is right here.

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