gentrificaton Archives

Future generations will one day learn about the large-scale removal and replacement of one people with another on a scale not seen since urban renewal. Will we be able to tell them we did everything possible to stop it?

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Op-Ed: We Need to Ensure We’re Doing Everything Possible to Stop Mass Displacement

Quickbait: Wake County Property Taxes Have Increased Fastest in Minority Neighborhoods

As Development Comes to Areas Surrounding Dix Park, Residents and Business Owners Face Permanent Displacement From the City They’ve Called Home

Op-Ed: In Cities Like Raleigh, Black and Low-Income Residents are Excluded From and Forced Out of Housing. That’s By Design.

Op-Ed: The City of Raleigh Could Use Short-Term Rentals to Leverage Tourism and Slow Gentrification

Elaine O’Neal Announces She’s Running for Mayor of Durham

Navigating the Hedge Maze of Out-of-State Money that Owns More of Durham Than Ever

Backtalk: Durham’s Gentrification Problem Isn’t So Cut and Dry

To Understand How Gentrification in Durham Works, Just Read the Signs

Durham Commissioners Pump the Brakes on Braggtown Developments After Protests from Residents

New Details, Faculty Pushback on Controversial UNC School

Durham Residents Prepare for “Stop Cop City” Weekend of Action

Winners Announced for Orange/Chatham Counties’ Best of the Triangle

Workers Demonstrate at Durham Waffle House, Call for Fair Wages and Workplace Safety

Following Union Organizing and a Strike, Durham’s Lowest-Paid Workers Are on the Brink of a Major Victory

For UNC Housekeepers, the Decades-Long Fight for Fair Wages Endures