Two communiqués posted to Indybay claimed credit for attacks on three different gentrifying businesses in Oakland and San Francisco on April 28.

Of the San Francisco action, "anarchists" write: Last night we attacked the Sales office for the in-construction Vida Condos on Mission St. We added a new heavy-duty lock to their security gate and hit their facade with paint. this was just one small act of hostility in what will hopefully soon be a storm. We did this because they make a mockery of life. Despite their name, they offer only death with the mask of life. These developments, and all the others, deserve much more. We welcome further creative contributions. it is easy to attack! down with gentrification! life is revolt!

Of the Oakland action, "vandalists" write: EarlyAfter his game against the Celtics last week, LeBron James approached a young fan, took off his shoes and handed them to the fan. It was a heartwarming moment—the kid was 16-year-old Aaron Miller, a Special Olympics athlete who had overcome severe brain damage to play basketball and golf on his high school teams. James saw Miller’s story on the JumboTron and went up to him after seeing where he was sitting in the arena. Miller happened to be wearing a pair of Nike Zoom Soldier 8 Flyease, sneakers designed for people with disabilities.

“He also had my shoes on,” James told ESPN. “I designed those shoes for kids with conditions where they can’t tie their own shoestrings, and he had a pair on. Those shoes that he had