Criminalizing Poverty in America 2025

Criminalizing Poverty in America 2025 is not just a book, it’s a field manual for those who refuse to stand down in the face of systemic targeting, displacement, and economic warfare against the poor and unhoused. Drawing on real-world data, historical precedent, and fictionalized but plausible mission scenarios, this classified-style briefing equips readers with an eight-phase doctrine for building, replicating, and defending community power across city lines. 

From Phase Ember the spark of grassroots mobilization to Phase Apex, where cities move in coordinated offensive pressure campaigns, every stage blends ops-level precision with real-world social justice strategy. Embedded counter-intelligence notes teach organizers how to move under hostile surveillance. Micro-checklists at the end of each phase keep the plan operational in the field.

Set against the backdrop of real U.S. cities most affected by homelessness crackdowns, the manual weaves fictional mission names and coded location references for partial deniability while maintaining raw authenticity. This is both a blueprint for resistance and a warning to those who underestimate organized communities. Whether you are an advocate, strategist, or simply someone who refuses to be silent, this book will arm you with the tactics, language, and vision to turn a spark into a movement and a movement into lasting change.