Stories tagged Race

Data for Black Lives Wants to Connect Scientists and Activists

Three Ways Detroit’s Housing Picture Is Changing

Boston Factors Equity Into New Resilience Strategy

New Look at U.S. Housing Data Added Into Segregation Debate

Albuquerque Is Rethinking Its City Workforce

New York Senator Wants Realtors to Stop Renaming Neighborhoods

Selling a Black D.C. Neighborhood to White Millennials

Denver Wants to Take Control of Gentrification’s Impact on Schools

Philadelphia Wants to Remedy an Urban Renewal Failure

Some Philadelphia Neighborhoods Are Walking a Line Between Boom and Bust

Pricey Traffic Tickets Might Be Costing California $140 Million in Revenue

U.S. Metros Ranked on Black-White Income Inequality

Is HUD’s Fair Housing Rule Here to Stay?

Confronting Urban Design’s Diversity Crisis With a Return to Black Places

Three Steps to Building a Less Segregated Future

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New Latino Cultural Center Forges Community in North Philly’s Barrio