The policies that were created by poc but no one listened to.
Which policies can close the racial gap in the appreciation of home values without incentivizing gentrification?
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Rent control, houseless shelters w support services in inner city, more subsidized apts in inner city, and addressing racism.
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Reparations? Aggressively taxing the wealthy/investment earnings? Reducing inequality?
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Also ending racial discrimination in lending etc
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You've identified a very narrow dividing line. You know that anything done to assist in this will immediately be grabbed by people with $$.
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The problem of high stakes test-based accountability for public schools is deep, broad & multi-faceted. School grades are biggest driver. 1
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Focusing on wage disparities?
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Also affects real estate values, teacher accountability, school to prison pipeline, re-segregation of schools, & decline of communities. 2
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School have nothing to do w/ gentrification. "Gentrifiyers" usually buy in the poorest school districts. schools aren't important to them.
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