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The Baltimore Sun: Baltimore among nation’s most gentrified cities, study shows

“What stands out with Baltimore compared to other areas is that most of what gentrified … was mostly areas that were already white,” Director or Research for the National Community Reinvestment Coalition Jason Richardson said. “There was a very limited amount of black displacement just because black neighborhoods weren’t gentrified.”

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The Atlantic: Elite colleges constantly tell low-income students that they do not belong

Elite colleges and universities have subtle, but clear, ways of creating class systems that exclude and/or embarrass low-income students, such as making students who want to earn money clean the bathrooms of their peers. Although these practices are far from new, they have been accentuated during recent court cases of wealthy parents buying their children’s way into these top schools.

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The Washington Post: Facebook agrees to overhaul targeted advertising system for job, housing and loan ads after discrimination complaints

As a response to substantial evidence of advertising discrimination, Facebook has announced that it will no longer provide certain demographic information such as gender, zip codes or anything that can be used to indicate race, from housing, credit and employment advertisers.

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The Washington Post: Study: D.C. has had the highest ‘intensity’ of gentrification of any U.S. city

A gentrification study conducted by the National Community Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC) revealed that over 20,000 black Washington, D.C. residents have been displaced due to gentrification between the years of 2000 and 2013. This makes D.C. the highest gentrified city; following is Philadelphia and New York City. “You feel it and you see it,” said Jesse Van Tol, chief executive of NCRC, a research and advocacy coalition of 600 community organizations that promote economic and racial justice. “It’s the visibility and the pace of it.”

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Shifting Neighborhoods: Gentrification and Cultural Displacement in American Cities

Shifting Neighborhoods Gentrification and cultural displacement in American cities [mashshare]   Jason Richardson, Director, Research & Evaluation, NCRCBruce Mitchell, Ph.D., Senior Research Analyst, NCRCJuan Franco, Senior GIS Specialist, NCRC March 19, 2019 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Gentrification is a powerful force for economic change in our cities, but it is often accompanied by extreme and unnecessary cultural

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Montgomery Advertiser: Southern Poverty Law Center fires co-founder Morris Dees

The Southern Poverty Law Center fired Morris Dees, the nonprofit civil rights organization’s co-founder and former chief litigator.SPLC President Richard Cohen said in a statement Dees’ dismissal over his misconduct was effective on Wednesday, March 13. When pressed for details on what led to the termination, the organization declined to elaborate.

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MarketWatch: CFPB director gets pressed on whether she can calculate APR

Rep. Katie Porter, D-CA, pulls out her self-authored textbook and a calculator during a House Financial Services Committee hearing because CFPB Director Kathy Kraninger did not give the definition of ‘annual percentage rate’ (APR) that was sufficient for Porter. Porter also gave Kraninger a practice problem where the director was asked to find the APR. The director would not, or could not, answer the question.

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