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Boyle Heights
Perhaps more than any other community in Southeast L.A., Boyle Heights' residents are the most at-risk of displacement and a loss of community due to rising gentrification.
Black and white photograph of young workers. | Still from "City Rising"
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A look at different eras and movements defining the informal economy and the systematic dislocation of many people from the labor market — including people of color, women and immigrants.
Gentrification and Displacement: Return to the Cities
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Hallmarks of gentrification transform a neighborhood, but for whom?
Gentrification and Displacement: Legacy
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The history of U.S. land policy and practice is a history of inequities.
Gentrification and Displacement: Impact
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Many consider housing as something only those with money can buy.
Gentrification and Displacement: Mobilization
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Resident-led grassroots organizations are springing up in cities around the country.
Gentrification and Displacement: Resilience
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Communities that have historically been disinvested in have established rich networks.
Gentrification and Displacement: The Future
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Housing patterns are entrenched, like California's official records of racial covenants.
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All-time low unemployment rates for the City of Long Beach made headlines last June, however, taking a look at rates by census tracts reveals that the City of Long Beach has tracts with some of the highest unemployment rates in all of Los Angeles County.
Students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, including Emma Gonzalez (C), stand together on stage with other young victims of gun violence at the March for Our Lives rally on March 24, 2018 in Washington, DC. | Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images
Young people have a pivotal role in some of today's biggest issues. See how their voices have helped shaped movements around the world.
A 2011 crime scene in Tulare County, where one of Jose Martinez's victims was found. | Courtesy of Marion County Sherff’s Office via FOIA/Buzzfeed
It's time to do better by communities that don’t even have local police to call, let alone defund.
Californians for Justice youths at the beach and playing in the water. It is a rare experience for many to just be able to relax since many are juggling multiple responsibilities created by social and economic systems. | Californians for Justice
Youth organizations are not just protesting or mobilizing; they are increasingly and consciously working self-care and healing as a form of political resistance.
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