cities
How Gentrification Erases Queer History and Community
“Gentrification is a replacement process.”
By Brian Zayatz
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Why Are Conspiracy Theorists Worried About “15-Minute Cities”
Critics have called the idea a socialist conspiracy.
By Elizabeth Djinis
These Activists Are Resisting the Gentrification of Chinatowns
This fight is deeply personal.
By Eda Yu
Cities Are Trying to Police Unhoused People Out of Existence
In Texas, it’s now a crime to store personal belongings on public property.
By Kandist Mallett
Cities Are Outsourcing Policing to Business Districts
These entities have a lot of power, and little oversight.
By Tyler Walicek
Nithya Raman Says Blue States Can Do Better
The new L.A. City Council member says we can’t let corporate money crush progress.
By Audra Heinrichs
The Pandemic Made Me Get to Know My City All Over Again
My pre-COVID city life centered on surprises. Now it’s informed by small rituals.
By Yulia Khabinsky
How Gentrification Happens and What to Do About It
"Gentrification is forced economic displacement."
By Andrew Lee
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