Kansas City Star Posts Eviction Activist Talking Points Sunday

Worsening Kansas City evictions aren't news, they're a long time coming.

Moreover . . . 

Kansas City has confronted activist outcry FOR YEARS on behalf of the "house-less" and poverty-stricken who claim that "housing is a human right" and denounce the rent and ignore the plight of small-time homeowners. 

Nevertheless . . . The paper decides to take up this cause and attempt to charge up to five bucks for the crocodile tears documented in this Sunday edition.

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com news link or just take a peek at the link tease . . .

'The eviction crisis is real': It was years in the making. COVID-19 was a tipping point.

The end came in a note taped to Cherrie Hakim's door. It may not be her door for much longer. Hakim has lived in the southeast Kansas City home with her husband, a Korean War veteran, for the past 19 months.

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