The homesteaders: a peoples' movement in a corrupt city.

Formal remarks by Matthew Lee at a Catholic Worker Friday Meeting in New York. Lee discusses his experiences homesteading in the South Bronx--living in an abandoned building and renovating it, while facing eviction from the city. He talks about how his group solved problems, such as the loss of elec...

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Main Author: Lee, Matthew, 1965-
Corporate Author: Catholic Worker Friday Night Meeting
Format: Conference Proceeding Cassette Audio Book
Language:English
Created: 1991.
Subjects:
Urban homesteading > New York (State) > New York > Congresses.
Housing > New York (State) > New York > Congresses.
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520 |a Formal remarks by Matthew Lee at a Catholic Worker Friday Meeting in New York. Lee discusses his experiences homesteading in the South Bronx--living in an abandoned building and renovating it, while facing eviction from the city. He talks about how his group solved problems, such as the loss of electric power, and how they successfully battled in the courts to remain in the building. A question and answer session follows. 
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