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In response to
"Well, the poorer minority populations getting gentrified out of the city have to go somewhere. -- nm"
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znufrii
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"the poor, who traditionally have depended most on urban public services" that's the part that concerns me
Posted by
ty97
Mar 30 '16, 06:36
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The suburbanization of the poor, where the suburbs have not historically been built to support the poor (and where preexisting residents generally have fought against being built to support the poor). How do we provide the poor in the suburbs the support structures they need to enable success?
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Responses:
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Yup
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znufrii
Mar 30, 06:44
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