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With the Athletics’ departure from Oakland, the East Bay city that once boasted three successful major sports franchises now is left without one. In fact, not only did the A’s, Golden State Warriors (now in San Francisco) and Raiders (now in . . .
When Luke Harris takes his daughter to the doctor, he strolls down well-kept streets with “smooth sidewalks and curb cuts [ramps] for strollers at every intersection”. If the weather looks rough or he feels a little lazy, he hops on a tram for a couple of stops. Harris’s trips to the paediatrician are pretty unremarkable […]
African American Migration Fuels Growth of Majority-Black Cities Amid Broader Demographic Shifts The Washington Informer Source link
In cities across the US, Black and Latino neighborhoods have less access to pharmacies WSFA Source link
The African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund (AACHAF), a program of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, announced today that it is awarding $3 million in grant funding to protect and preserve 30 sites significant to Black history across the United States, with a focus on modern architecture, education, sports, and Black women’s achievement.
The land below many U.S. cities is sinking, including New Orleans, New York City, Miami and south San Francisco. This phenomenon, known as land subsidence, can severely . . .
Black Families Priced Out Of Starter Homes In Most Major U.S. Cities A new study finds that Black families can afford starter homes in only 10 of the 50 largest U.S. metropolitan areas, indicating persistent racial disparities in homeownership across the country. The report, released by Redfin, found that typical Black households can afford starter […]
Image source, Getty Images Image caption, The decision will affect cities across the USArticle information Author, Samantha Granville Role, BBC News, Los Angeles 54 minutes ago The US Supreme Court has ruled that cities can ban homeless people from sleeping rough. It is the court’s most significant . . .
Black Families Priced Out Of Starter Homes In Most Major U.S. Cities A new study finds that Black families can afford starter homes in only 10 of the 50 largest U.S. metropolitan areas, indicating persistent racial disparities in homeownership across the country. The report, released by Redfin, found that typical Black households can afford starter […]
Across the globe, people living in major cities are struggling to find affordable housing options. A recent report from Chapman University and the Frontier Centre for Public Policy in Canada identified which cities are “impossibly unaffordable” for the average resident. Researchers analyzed the average incomes with average home prices of nearly 100 major cities in […]