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Jeremiah Moss Talks Gentrification in "Vanishing New York"
Season 2017 Episode 4 | 25m 45sVideo has Closed Captions
Jeremiah Moss discusses what's lost when the city gets developed in "Vanishing New York."
Jeremiah Moss moved to New York in the 90s, which he calls a "Harold and Maude" story. He started a blog in 2007 to chart the disappearance of beloved small businesses in his neighborhood, forming the basis of his book, "Vanishing the New York: How a Great City Lost Its Soul." He talks about how gentrification changes the character of the city itself and what residents can do to fight back.
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Author Imprint
Jeremiah Moss Talks Gentrification in "Vanishing New York"
Season 2017 Episode 4 | 25m 45sVideo has Closed Captions
Jeremiah Moss moved to New York in the 90s, which he calls a "Harold and Maude" story. He started a blog in 2007 to chart the disappearance of beloved small businesses in his neighborhood, forming the basis of his book, "Vanishing the New York: How a Great City Lost Its Soul." He talks about how gentrification changes the character of the city itself and what residents can do to fight back.
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Jeremiah Moss Discusses New York's Hypergentrification
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