Renée, a Berkeley resident, was dismayed last summer when she saw the final sale price of the four-plex where she and members of her family have lived for 20 years. It wasn’t because the amount was high – it is Berkeley, after all. She was shocked because she’d bid on the property and offered $44,000 more than the new owner paid for it. It just didn’t make sense. Then she found out why her landlord wouldn’t sell it to her. "I didn't want to sell to you because of [your nephew], I don't trust him,” the landlord said. | By Chris Schildt Friends of Adeline Renée, a Berkeley resident, was dismayed last summer when she saw the final sale price of the four-plex where she and members of her family have lived for 20 years. It wasn’t because the amount was high – it is Berkeley, after all. She was shocked because she’d bid
obama delivered. people have been suggesting he should make a speech like this for many months. i wouldn t dare to suggest to african americans what they need to hear or what they want, but do you need to hear him akree addressing this evolution as well? this is what i need to hear just to be confident he can responsibility in a responsible way. i need him to get through an entire speech without rambling off about an african american small business owner he used to know and who used to have these fake heart attacks and you realize he s talking about fred sanford. because when i was watching a moment ago and that moment from the debate every time you see it it looks worse and you realize there s this panic going off in his brain and he started saying things that men his age absorbed. oh, you know, they need to read to their kids more. there was a time 20 years ago