The "What if Ted Gullickson read 'Progress & Poverty' in heaven" walking tour

What if the determined, housing rights assisting, gentle-spirited Ted Gullickson, who transubstantiated to heaven this past week, were to read the San Francisco-born classic "Progress & Poverty" his first few days in that realm where all revel in God's largesse without some getting to call the best parts theirs to rent out to others?

What might he share from that tome with the long-time renters' rights advocates who struggle valiantly to preserve a fair spot in this world where atheists and putative folks-of-faith alike condone the privatization of Creation/Nature (call the cosmos what you will)?

Come along on a free walking tour surveying SF social movement history that tackles the housing crisis, rendering an imagined blissful Gullickson speaking to his yet earthly co-workers.