#Redlining

BLMChicago

BLMChi

It may not come as a surprise, but one of the topics we get asked about most frequently is intracommunal violence. That's right, this week we're actually going to talk

Ace the Architect is Voting for Sherae For State

TheUrbanAce

Ok! Let's talk housing and how we build a lot of it very quickly in Seattle. Yes, this is a THREAD.#Seattle #housing #urbanism 1/21 So let's break down some of

Mathew

thoughteds

So, lots of crap things are happening, but may I share what a sad week it's been for housing in San Diego? Join me on a journey, friends! @YIMBYDemsSD

Michael Harriot

michaelharriot

This is historically inaccurate.A thread about all the times when rioting and violence worked https://twitter.com/DrShayPhD/status/1266208688735424512 Now, unlike most of the other threads, I’m gonna do this in real time and

Lindsay Owens

owenslindsay1

New from me in @GDI_Policy: Climate change is bearing down on the residential real estate market--and another housing crash is just over the horizon. If policymakers don’t step up soon,

Heather 🙏

heyheatherirene

Okay Twitter:Rich white folks are organizing "tutor pods" for delivery in their backyards - sometimes virtually.I'm a licensed teacher, corporate trainer, website designer, grassroots organizer, M.S.Ed Learning Technology.Let&

JoeMentum is on the Ballot 🍩💗💜💙⚖️🥁

BidenHarris420

1/ Why I support Joe: His healthcare policy speaks to me. His plans to make social security solvent in the long term & raise benefits for its most vulnerable recipients

Terry Biggs

TeeBiggs

I've watched this a couple of times and wanted to collect my thoughts. First, hoteps and idiots, sit this out. I'll block you because all you're gonna do is sit

Penny Sterling ⚧

sterling_penny

1. People are dropping Robert Moses on this tweet like he's the only racist road builder out there. I'd say Mayor Pete underselling when he says "SOME of our highways."

Joia S. Mukherjee

JoiaMukherjee

#racialdisparities @PIH @InequityKills Many have proclaimed COVID to be the great equalizer. It is not. COVID metes harsher punishment to those with so-called pre-existing conditions. Yet, the factor most associated

Michael Harriot

michaelharriot

This narrative that black people who want an accurate reflection of history are "angry and resentful" leaves us with one logical takeaway:White people don't want to know history because they

Sudipta Saha

shudeepto_saha

I'll keep repeating this again and again, but the pandemic **DOES NOT** affect all equally. Especially to those in Canada, where data remains unavailable and where a provincial Chief Medical

Matt Cone

mattcone2

The stakes in the 20-21 year (pandemic, election, etc.) will be higher than at any point in my career. Next year, I want to teach books that provoke @CHSJaguars students

Matt Stevens

MattttStevens

This is a *stunning* injunction. Not only what it orders LA to do, but also it's description of how we got here. Structural racism, exclusionary zoning, cowardly and feckless leaders

Amzi Qureshi

AmziQureshi

Elizabeth Warren has done more work against systemic racism than almost any other politician.I did a thread of Warren's racial justice receipts.It got to over 800 tweets. Because Warren has

Asa

warmjetztzeit

I grew up in the same tiny suburban Jewish community as Krug, and I've been going down a deep spiral all weekend. I've thought a lot about how this community