Emily BadgerOvjeren akaunt

@emilymbadger

New York Times writer covering urban policy for . Outdoor lover. emily.badger [at]

Vrijeme pridruživanja: veljača 2011.

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    Is South Bend a Prosperous College Town or a Struggling Rust Belt City? ⁦⁩ has timely piece — One relevant question: How has Notre Dame used its $11+ billion endowment to invest in its own backyard ... or not?

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  3. I will definitely be playing with this in both capacities as a reporter and as a parent about to navigate the lottery.

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  4. Really phenomenal tool from showing racial demographics of *individual schools* all over the country for the last 30 years. My high school:

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  5. I am also pleased to see that is now covering retail while we wait for to come back from mat leave.

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  6. I have fond memories of picking out jelly shoes at Payless as a kid. explains how private equity gutted the retailer — a disturbing allegory for deeper problems in the economy.

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    31. sij

    This is what's happening to the Tribune (and a lot of other newspapers)

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    Reporting using open-ended survey questions is underrated; if want to provide more color to horse race stories beyond poll , media should have their polling firms ask like & dislike or what do you know about candidate x ?s to random samples Good example

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    Republicans are driving this change. In 2017, 45% of GOP respondents told Gallup they were satisfied w the position of blacks and racial minorities. This year, it's *70%* Dem satisfaction is down. Indys up a few points.

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    31. sij

    My interview w/. We talked not just her presidential decisions, but her thoughts on the VP speculation abt her, media coverage of her race and much more. (This will also appear in your podcast feed)

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    “The only thing that folks agree on is that we need housing,” one California legislator said. “How we get there, everyone has a different theory.” traces the demise (for now) of one state senator's theory: that local zoning laws must yield.

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    My semi-perpetual reminder that I have a book on housing coming out on Feb. 18 but you can pre-order now.

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    I feel like I have reasonable observations about cities across the country. Why can't the nation develop reasonable observations about the Midwest?

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  15. Have you been out for Indian food lately? "It’s as if the answers to these questions help account for some of what traditional political measures leave unexplained." from :

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    It often feels like the converse as well: people deciding what South Bend is based on their feelings of Pete

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    My high school -- a public HS within the SB school district -- didn't offer AP courses. It was 30% minority. Most kids didn't go to college & those who did stayed in-state to IU or Purdue.

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  18. Some of this is just me musing about how we form perceptions of places. But in Buttigieg's case, what you make of South Bend can shape what you make of him. More than the other candidates, his pitch is about *a place.*

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  19. It's interesting to me that people hold this view, because it's the exact opposite of what Buttigieg has been describing. What does it say about South Bend that people who've never been there have wildly varying and contradictory views of it?

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  20. I grew up in Chicago and had a vague idea of South Bend as a small-ish working-class city. So I was surprised when I asked Pete Buttigieg what far-flung voters think of it. They often assume, he said, that it's "a tidy, white, wealthy, homogeneous college town.”

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