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A VETERAN’S CRY

A HOME. A FAMILY LEGACY.
A FIGHT FOR DUE PROCESS.

I’m Luis Munroe—a Marine combat veteran, photographer, father, artist, and lifelong New Yorker.

After my parents passed away in 2018, I asked New York University for additional time to gather the documents needed to prove my residency in the childhood apartment where I was raised.

That request was denied.

What followed became a years-long fight for my home, my rights, and a fair opportunity to be heard.

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MY STORY BECAME NEWS

These newspaper images document a fight that has affected every part of my life.

Behind every headline is a real person—a grieving son trying to protect his family’s home, a disabled combat veteran asking for reasonable accommodations, and a New Yorker standing against an institution with far greater power and resources.

The headlines tell part of the story.

Now I am telling the rest.

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New York

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THIS IS MORE THAN AN APARTMENT

This is the home where I was raised.

It holds my childhood, my parents’ history, and decades of family memories. It represents my connection to the neighborhood and city that made me who I am.

After losing both of my parents, I was forced to fight to protect the home and family legacy they left behind.

This is not only a fight against eviction.

It is a fight for fairness, disability rights, due process, and the opportunity to have my evidence fully heard.

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A DAVID-AND-GOLIATH FIGHT

New York University has attorneys, money, influence, and institutional power.

I am representing myself while managing PTSD, depression, health challenges, and the emotional weight of fighting for my childhood home.

I believe the process has focused more on removing me from the apartment than giving me a fair opportunity to establish the rights I already had.

But I am still here.

I am still standing.

And I am still fighting.

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ART THAT HELPS FUND THE FIGHT

Photography has been part of my life for more than 15 years.

My camera became a way to survive depression, preserve memories, and document the New York City that raised me.

When you purchase one of my prints, you are receiving artwork with a genuine story behind it. You are also helping me raise the resources needed to continue my legal fight and seek qualified representation.

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HOW YOU CAN HELP

You can stand with me by:

• Purchasing a photography print
• Sharing my story
• Following my legal journey
• Connecting me with qualified legal counsel
• Connecting me with veterans’ or disability-rights advocates
• Making a direct contribution

Every purchase, connection, contribution, and share helps carry this fight forward.

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• Purchasing a photography print

THE FIGHT BECOMES A MISSION

My long-term vision is to create the United Veteran Center—a place where veterans can find community, creative resources, practical assistance, and renewed purpose.

My experience has shown me how overwhelming it can be to face a powerful system without adequate support.

I want what I have learned through my own fight to eventually help other veterans fight for themselves.

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THE FIGHT BECOMES A MISSION

My long-term vision is to create the United Veteran Center—a place where veterans can find community, creative resources, practical assistance, and renewed purpose.

My experience has shown me how overwhelming it can be to face a powerful system without adequate support.

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I FOUGHT FOR MY COUNTRY.

NOW I AM FIGHTING FOR MY HOME,
MY RIGHTS, AND MY FUTURE.

This is a David-and-Goliath fight—but my story is not over.

Thank you for seeing me.
Thank you for hearing my story.
Thank you for helping me keep fighting.

—Luis Munroe
Marine Combat Veteran • Photographer • Father • Native New Yorker

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