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Stories tagged Gentrification

How Oral Histories Can Spark Dialogue Across Communities

American Cities Should Be More Colorful

Can a Park Prevent Gentrification?

In One of Chicago’s Most Affluent Neighborhoods, Hidden Stories of Resistance Unveiled By App

Chicago Hopes to Center Equity in Its Transit-Oriented Development

‘You Can’t Evict Community Power’

Do Cities Have Room for Sex Workers to Ply Their Trade?

Displacement Risk in Atlanta’s Opportunity Zones, Mapped

A Tale of Two Neighborhoods in Transition: Can Community Arts Engagement Make a Difference?
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Authenticity and “Post-Chocolate” Cool in a Rapidly Gentrifying Washington, D.C.

7 Threats and 7 Solutions in Southern Florida’s Fight Against Climate Change

Economics in Brief: Forced Arbitration Enables Billions in Wage Theft Each Year

A New Kind of Cooperative in Oakland Fights Against Speculative Development

New Real Estate Trust Wants Troubled Philly Community to Shape Its Own Economic Development

Preserving Affordability Along Florida’s Brightline Rail Corridor

Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren calls for people across the country to support striking Chicago teachers after joining educators picketing outside an elementary school, Tuesday, Oct. 22, 2019, in Chicago. (AP Photo/Teresa Crawford)

Economics in Brief: Elizabeth Warren Joins Chicago Teachers’ Strike

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