Since June, a ongoing blockade organized in Eugene, Oregon has sought to block the eviction of Candice King and her family, successfully stopping an eviction attempt by police in July. On September 11th, the courts moved to evict King’s neighbors, who were standing in solidarity with the rent strike, claiming that they were in violation of their lease due to “having guests on their premises.”

Staff Writer, It’s Going Down September 19, 2023

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