The Justiceville Saga: Music and Videos

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In light of the present national security threat of sidewalk, beach front, public parks, etc., homelessness

This Is Where It All Began


May 10, 1985: Justiceville Ted Hayes arrested

See and hear the Justiceville rock-rap tune, first produced in 1987 by Tom Bolema and the Butchers about the legendary Los Angeles Skid Row, shantytown-encampment, the original, politically activist encampment of homeless persons, having a message of resolution, but was bulldozed by the two pronged, homeless industrial complex (HIC) elements, thereby preventing it from being heard of by the general public, i.e., the courts of public opinion.

 
 
 

Also hear Justiceville rap tune by legendary rap artist, Ice -T, now a top television actor, ironically playing the role of police detective in "Law and Order".

See the Justiceville Compilation, even featuring "Ted's Rap"
 
Hear Justiceville the late John Stewart of the 1960's legendary folk group, The Kingston Trio
Justiceville is featured in a Sci-Fi Hollywood film by legendary director
John Carpenter, entitled, "They Live"
Now Hear "They Live - The Siege of Justiceville" taken from the musical numbers of the film. Hear the whole soundtrack Please notice the others related to Justiceville as well
The Dome Village The most trendsetting and innovative approach to eradicating sidewalk, etc., homelessness
"Heal America" full length docu-movie - An overall view of healing We the People of the USA
 
 
Yet, 35 years later, the message of the legendary Justiceville, the prophetic omen, is more poignant now in 2019 than it was then, as after over three decades of raising and spending billions of private and especially public money into traditional, HIC programs, even those that were/are innovative, such as the ground-breaking, landmark, trend setting Dome Village of 1993-2007 (13 years), homelessness numbers are significantly increased and more complex.
 
 
The blaring reality it the demographics of American black US citizens are the overwhelmingly disproportionately represented, primarily in urban centers throughout our country.  See "Because It Is A Civil Rights Matter"
 
Thanks and blessings.

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