Razing NY: The Disappearance of Affordable Housing
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From: globalactionproject
Posted: Mar 4 08
Witnessed: 931 times
Rated: 1 time
United States
Housing
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Razing NY: the Disappearance of Affordable Housing investigates patterns of gentrification throughout four different NYC neighborhoods. Bringing together community residents, organizers, business people and policy makers in the neighborhoods of the Lower East Side, Williamsburg, Bushwick and Fort Greene, youth producers cast their cameras on the politics of race, class and economic development as communities fight to make housing affordable for all.
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