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W.O.O.D.S.Q.U.A.T. #19 - "I'm Still Here. I'm Still Breathing. Can't Get Rid of Me that Easy." Interview with Lacey
Publication type:
Newsletter
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Series:
W.O.O.D.S.Q.U.A.T. Newsletter
Date:
2002-10-16
Pages:
2
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Summary:
This is a newsletter from the Woodwards Squat. This issue has an interview with Lacey, one of the squatters who was arrested in the police evictions of the squat that describes her impressions of the squat, reasons for being there, and hopes for the squat, as well as her response to being misrepresented in the Vancouver Sun.
Keywords:
Woodsquat; social housing; Woodwards; squatting; community mobilization; police brutality; homelessness; media