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Nation Jun 06

How ‘green gentrification’ is pricing out longtime East Boston residents

By Paul Solman, Ryan Connelly Holmes

Nation May 27

A woman wears a face mask as she walks in the Chinatown area during the outbreak of coronavirus disease (COVID-19), in New...
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Chinatowns across the U.S. are struggling to recover from the pandemic

The pandemic threatened business districts across the country, but misguided fears and rhetoric about Asian Americans made things particularly hard for Chinatown neighborhoods. John Yang visited New York’s Chinatown to learn more.

By John Yang, Maea Lenei Buhre, Mori Rothman

Nation May 24

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Black and Creole people defined New Orleans cuisine, but Black chefs don’t get top jobs

New Orleans is a unique city where its people are part of a rich melting pot of diversity that has made its food world-famous. But many of the culture bearers of that history are being shut out of the top…

By Roby Chavez, Diane Lincoln Estes

Economy Mar 21

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This guaranteed income experiment looks to reverse ‘history of judgement’ on people in poverty

Many cities across the country are beginning to experiment with the idea of a guaranteed income: an amount of money meant to address the basic needs of a person living in the U.S., distributed on top of regular income. In…

By Zachary Green

Politics Jul 01

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Reasons for hope amid America’s racial unrest

As the United States grapples with the novel coronavirus, nationwide protests sparked by the killing of George Floyd insist the country must confront a second epidemic: Racism. Despite a longstanding belief that we are a nation divided, some say there…

Feb 13

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Tongo Eisen-Martin’s Brief But Spectacular take on poetry as revolution

Poet Tongo Eisen-Martin was born and raised in San Francisco, a city whose rapid gentrification he critiques in his work. Through his writing, Eisen-Martin seeks to “facilitate resistance” to a culture that he believes perpetuates domination of those who are…

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Oct 26

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Miami residents priced out of a city built for the rich

By Alicia Menendez, Sam Weber, Connie Kargbo

Miami is one of the worst cities in the U.S. to live in when it comes to affordable housing, and residents pay among the highest share of their incomes on rent. But a recent plan endorsed by the city would…

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Jun 18

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Black families were pushed out of Portland. Can this program help more return?

By Amna Nawaz, Mike Fritz

In Portland, Oregon, a program called Right to Return aims to atone for the repeated displacement of thousands of African-American families from the city. Amna Nawaz and producer Mike Fritz explore how it's all playing out, as part of our…

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Mar 18

Opinion: Sustainable cities need more than parks, cafes and a riverwalk

By Trina Hamilton and Winifred Curran, The Conversation

Gentrification is not the only path for improving urban neighborhoods. A cleanup in Brooklyn and Queens offers another, more inclusive model that scholars have dubbed 'just green enough.'…

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Dec 28

Who fights for public art in the face of gentrification?

By Jennifer Hijazi

Street and public art is increasingly at risk of destruction as neighborhoods develop and gentrify. But new case law could protect public art in courts.

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