gentrification
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Militant Journalism
‘Defend public housing!’ Chelsea NYCHA tenants fight displacement & corporate developers
A giant developer plans to destroy Chelsea's public housing and replace it with luxury housing.
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Analysis
20 years after Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans is still fighting for justice
Hurricane Katrina, as severe as it was, was not primarily a natural disaster but a brutal, man-made disaster facilitated by…
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Analysis
Corporations & AIPAC back O’Connor for mayor of Pittsburgh in Democratic Party primary
This election is critically important for Pittsburgh's working class.
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Analysis
NYC public housing residents say: ‘We’re fighting to save our homes and our neighborhood!’
They fight demolishing public housing and use public land, paid for by taxpayer dollars, for private development.
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Militant Journalism
‘The Scobey scam’: San Antonio residents fighting to stop gentrification project
Pueblo Over Profit has been fighting to stop a local gentrification project they are calling “the Scobey scam.”
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Raleigh, N.C., community members fight to save mosque, resist gentrification at Shaw University
Raleigh, North Carolina residents have come together to protest the rezoning and development of Shaw University, speaking out at the…
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Analysis
Corporate developers target Philly’s Chinatown for destruction with new arena
A broad movement to fight back and save the neighborhood has emerged in the months since the arena proposal first…
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Militant Journalism
NYC tenants disrupt board vote to increase rents, demand rent rollback
On June 21, over a hundred tenants and housing rights activists rallied in front of Cooper Union in New York…
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Brooklyn, N.Y., tenants call for unity against negligent landlords
"Tenancy includes all of us who do not control our housing. Evictions of both housed and unhoused tenants can only…
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Militant Journalism
Albuquerque defeats millionaire stadium developers, says ‘No!’ to gentrification
During the election held in November, Albuquerque residents made history by defeating a major pro-gentrification measure. A $50 million corporate-backed…
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