“Beyond offering aid, AFBU decided to go on offense. Just five days after the storm, still a shitshow, no water, no electricity, skimpy cell service, the public housing authority got their act together to print leaflets and post them on every door saying, ‘Tomorrow is rent day and rent is due.’ That was the only competent execution of something that day, and it was sadistic.”
“Jen Hampton and other AFBU members canvassed 300 units with information on how to get hardship waivers for rent, which the authority had neglected to mention.”
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