By Kevin Nye (RNS) — On April 22, the first night of Passover, the Supreme Court heard Johnson v. Grants Pass, the most significant case on homelessness in the last 40 years — and faith leaders across the country are making themselves heard.
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(RNS) — Overwhelmingly, faith groups who filed for Johnson v. Grants Pass did so against criminalizing homelessness.We joined hundreds of organizations outside the Supreme Court for the #HousingNotHandcuffs rally.
Our demand is simple: rather than criminalize unhoused people for their poverty, our nation must marshall its abundance to provide housing for everyone who needs it. #WeCryJustice
We are at making our voices heard outside of #SCOTUS today! We are fighting poverty, not the poor!
Speaker: Savina Martin, @union_homeless, Freedom Church, and @MA_PPC #HousingNotHandcuffs
--> Learn more about our #JohnsonVGrantsPass Amicus Brief
http://kairoscenter.org/the-kairos-center-has-filed-an-amicus-brief-in-support-of-those-experiencing-homelessness-in-the-johnson-v-grants-pass-case/
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