A Single Mother Beat the John Stewart Company. Then, the Same Day She Settled, They Moved to Evict Her Again.
Author’s Note: Lynette Moore with the help of a private attorney and another attorney from Bay Area Legal has confronted John Stewart Property Management. At this time in her struggle, she feels overwhelmed and in need of support. I encourage the strong women and men at Alice Griffith Apartments in San Francisco to read her story and to be encouraged. The City and County of San Francisco and the California Attorney General’s Office CANNOT continue to ignore the civil rights and human rights abuses you are subjected to on a daily basis, and I don’t think they will. Know this, that if they are not with you, the Davis Vanguard and Destination Freedom Media Group will continue to report and advocate for justice.
For nearly a year, this reporter has documented what tenants inside San Francisco’s Alice Griffith Apartments have described as a system of neglect, retaliation, and institutional indifference operating under the management of the John Stewart Company. Across nine installments of “The Price of Being Poor,” residents have described mold, rodents, sewage failures, structural deterioration, broken elevators, unsafe living conditions, and a reported cluster of deaths that they insist demands independent scrutiny. They did not suffer silently. They organized. They documented. They filed grievances. They showed video evidence of vermin in their homes to city officials and legal representatives sitting in the same room. And when they spoke, they described being met not with urgency, but with pressure…