(ASL) Turning the Tables for Our One-Year Anniversary l The Game Plan Episode #16 (Copy)

August 20, 2026

Eric M Harris, J.D., Interim CEO Disability Rights California interviewed by DRC’s Chief Executive Officer Andy Imparato

Aug 20, 2026 (ASL) The Game Plan Podcast

As a grassroots production, we greatly value your support. Please subscribe, comment, rate, review, and share The Game Plan. Happy 1st anniversary to The Game Plan! In honor of this special occasion, we flipped the script and put our host Eric in the interview seat. He sat down with DRC’s Chief Executive Officer Andy Imparato to talk about his experience as a wheelchair basketball player, his early introduction to the world of politics, and the future of the disability rights movement. Whether you’ve been listening or watching from the start, or this is your first episode, thank you. We’re excited to continue uplifting perspectives in the disability community! Links: BORP Adaptive Sports and Recreation: https://www.borp.org/ Eric Harris’s Instagram:   / emony21   ------ About Disability Rights California: Disability Rights California (DRC) is a nonprofit legal services organization founded in 1978 that advocates, educates, investigates and litigates to advance the rights, dignity, equal opportunities, and choices for all people with disabilities. Website - https://www.disabilityrightsca.org/Fa... @DisabilityRightsCalifornia Instagram: @DisabilityRightsCA Twitter: @DisabilityCA LinkedIn: disability-rights-california Bluesky: @disabilityrightsca.bsky.social YouTube: /DisabilityRightsCa

Attorney Martin T. Harris - Oakland Station Apartments Press Conference Speech (Copy)

“We are gathered here today because these resilient tenants came together for CHANGE.

Ongoing nuisances and the ownership’s refusal to make lasting repairs and accommodations forced tenants to form a tenant association three years ago.

During this time, tenants acted in three ways:

  • They blocked a rent increase

  • They notified the ownership about the lack of security

  • They demanded repairs

Tenants have organized with the Alliance for Californians for Community Empowerment (ACCE) to amplify their concerns.

After countless meetings with our law firm and ACCE, tenants wanted the ownership to take accountability for their lack of responsiveness.

Tenants have attended City Council Meetings to talk about the issues that are impacting their lives daily.

Because of tenants’ organizing efforts, Oakland City Council Members, elected officials, and code enforcement have all come to Oakland Station and witnessed firsthand the inhumane living conditions at Oakland Station.

ACCE and the City Attorney’s Office have even sent letters to the Ownership regarding the substandard housing conditions, and what did they do in response? THAT’S RIGHT NOTHING!!! THE OWNERSHIP DENIED ANY WRONGDOING.

As tenants continued to voice their concerns and make complaints about Oakland Station, they were met with retaliatory eviction notices!

This is no way to treat elderly, disabled, low-income, and hard-working tenants who are doing their best to live peacefully in their home. But guess what, these tenants are not accepting NO FOR AN ANSWER!! And we are here today because tenants will continue to organize until they see CHANGE! THAT’S RIGHT CHANGE! So what do we want? CHANGE. And when do we want it? NOW”

-Attorney Martin T. Harris

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