“It’s Like You’re Walking But Your Feet Ain’t Going Nowhere.”
In Texas, evacuees from Hurricane Katrina wonder if their lives will ever get back to something approaching normal.
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Privileged Places
Race, Opportunity and Uneven Development in Urban America
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Homeownership Rescue
Homeowners who can't afford their mortgages can turn to nonprofit housing organizations for help.
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Can Progressives Deliver?
In key races around the country, progressive coalitions are mobilizing grassroots campaigns that just might pay off.
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Thinking Collectively
In Boston, labor and community groups are using their shared values to collaborate and win victories
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The Prevailing Question
Should the people who build low-income housing get the prevailing wage? CDCs say they can't afford to pay it, but can they really fight poverty if they don't?
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Rx for Tenants
Doctors and lawyers team up to help tenants stuck in housing that's bad for their health
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Healthy Foods, Strong Communities
Fresh fruits and veggies are good for more than just your health.
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The Truth About Concentrated Poverty
Last summer, Hurricane Katrina rolled over the Gulf Coast and unearthed an unpleasant truth about the state of…
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