It has the town on edge that's for sure.
"Theodore" ""Ted"" "Hayes, Jr." is an American Advocacy/advocate for the Homelessness/homeless and an activist.
Hayes' activism began in January 1985, when Justiceville, a community of homeless people in Los Angeles, was founded. It survived for five months, until authorities moved to shut down the shantytown. When they did, Hayes entered 35-day Hunger strike/fast in protest. In 1987, with producer Tom Bolema and the Butchers, he recorded "Ted's Rap: Justiceville" about the bulldozing of the encampment.
In 1993 he founded Dome Village, a Los Angeles homeless facility consisting of geodesic domes designed by architect Craig Chamberlain and funded by ARCO. During the same year, he ran for mayor of Los Angeles during the primary election, receiving 0.63% of the vote.{{cite web
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More Ted Hayes on Wikipedia.He bit a hole in the bag that was put over his head.
We think he's a brave man.
Illegal immigration is the greatest threat to African-Americans since slavery. We're fired up. We can't take it anymore.
I've been down to the border with them. They're not racist. They don't care what color you are.
While all Americans are suffering from this invasion, we blacks are suffering the most.
There is nothing worse than framing an innocent man.
We're tossing a pebble into the water.
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