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PRRAC Update (April 2, 2015): Transit-oriented development; child support

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Transit-oriented development - who benefits?  A new PRRAC study by UC-Berkeley researchers Miriam Zuk and Ian Carlton assesses whether transit-oriented development is opening up new housing opportunities for low income families, or simply replicating old patterns of subsidized housing location: "Equitable Transit Oriented Development". In the new Poverty & Race:  "The … [Read more...] about PRRAC Update (April 2, 2015): Transit-oriented development; child support

The Reparations Question (July-August 1994 P&R Issue)

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(Click here to view the entire P&R issue) How to make white America comprehend and come to grips with the legacy of slavery? Is this a necessary precondition dealing with, and perhaps ending, current institutionalized racism, segregated housing, school and employment patterns, and the prejudiced attitudes and behavior of individuals? A deeply felt strand of thought … [Read more...] about The Reparations Question (July-August 1994 P&R Issue)