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AN ACTIVIST S DIARY, br Week Ending May 1 Category: Public Comment from The Berkeley Daily Planet

AN ACTIVIST S DIARY, Saturday May 01, 2021 - 11:26:00 AM Where I grew up, May 1 was a celebration of spring with leaving surprise baskets of candy on doorsteps and then running away. I didn’t learn about May 1 as International Worker’s Day until years later after I left that little town in Minnesota. May 1 is also the birthday of a friend who caught COVID-19 in January 2021 and is still struggling with what we call “long haulers syndrome.” An attendant for her daughter went partying over New Years and brought it in. I am sharing the story of my friend as the COVID-19 pandemic is not over even as the incidence of new cases in the US is dropping and California is looking good. For some like my friend COVID may never be over. Please do all you can to persuade unvaccinated 16 year olds and older in your circle of friends to get their COVID-19 vaccines and complete the two shot regimen.

The Atlanta BeltLine Wants to Prevent Displacement of Longtime Residents Is it Too Late?

The Atlanta BeltLine has a new program to help nearby homeowners cover property-tax increases that likely result from the development. A welcome initiative, but “at least 10 years too late,” one advocate says. 

When Wall Street Controls the Housing Market

When Wall Street Controls the Housing Market
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Where should Berkeley allow 9,000 new homes to be built? City will start trying to figure that out

Where should Berkeley allow 9,000 new homes to be built? City will start trying to figure that out
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Los Angeles vs Washington D C In the Anti-Displacement Policy Race

GUEST WORDS It s no secret - marginalized communities in Los Angeles are in constant threat for falling victim to displacement and gentrification. Everybody knows it, but very little has been done to address this crisis. Los Angeles is experiencing a housing crisis. The influx of internal migrants coming to the city, paired with limited residential space, creates a high demand for Los Angeles housing. As a result, we have seen housing costs skyrocket. According to the LA Times, the average rent in the city has increased by 65% since 2010, while median household income has only increased by 36%. More than half of the city’s residents are renters by necessity, not choice. In an effort to cut housing costs, many affluent individuals have begun moving to neighborhoods like Boyle Heights, Echo Park, and now Exposition Park historically low-income neighborhoods populated by marginalized communities.  

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