Defying Gentrification with Kristen Jeffers
Kristen Jeffers, MPA ✊\ud83c\udffd\ud83c\udf08One of the handful of urbanist media platforms run by a Black person, and probably the only one with a queer, disabled, feminist currently based in Baltimore who also dabbles in fiber arts and singing. I'm Kristen, nice to meet you.
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Raleigh and Durham have gentrified. Can we reverse the tide?
We’ve now come to the end of our report card series just 50-miles from where we began.
Durham and Raleigh are not the same city, but they are siblings. They are now joined at their Southeast and Northwest corners, respectively, and anchore...
What is the State of the State of North Carolina
Hatteras Lighthouse, one of our many state landmarks. Image by lns1122 via Flickr.
As I prepare to give you my Raleigh and Durham grades tomorrow, I wanted to step in and highlight a similar project by The Assembly NC, a nonprofit publicat...
I never thought I’d have this conversation about North Carolina.
I’ll never regret getting to record an interview at the NPR headquarters. I hate that it was about something sad about my beloved home state of North Carolina.
I wanted to take a moment before dropping our last of the city grade series, th...
The DC Metro Will Probably Never Be Free
Welcome to your Daily Dose of Defying Gentrification. I’m Kristen, a public policy expert, a fiber artist making art influenced by city life, and someone tired of the erasure and pain of gentrification and its cousins. On the weekdays (save...
Kansas City has the ingredients to defy gentrification, but is it?
I know I said I’d give you this post yesterday, but since we are coming together anyway every weekday, I decided to make this my Monday post. We have one more of these city-grade posts coming, and it will be Raleigh & Durham, North Carolina...
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