Housing

Marc Lamont Hill discusses neoliberalism, the plea bargain system and the current callous politics of disposability.

Public housing is often shabbily maintained because occupants are low-income — and frequently people of color.

There's one provision stuck in this plan that may not seem like much at first glance, but it gives away their game.

Sterling's life was devalued by the criminal legal system long before his death. He was a victim of the collateral consequences of a criminal record.

One Winnipeg car-sharing startup is beginning to not only improve accessibility for locals and visitors, but it's doing so innovatively.

Gentrification creates a rich, city-based ruling class and a mass of disconnected people spread out everywhere else.

Three places showing how to make the transition from domination and resource extraction to regeneration and interdependence.

The specter of gang membership is used to justify massive state violence against young men of color and their families.

“Without home and without community, nothing else becomes possible, and everything else becomes a crisis.”

This week's episode discusses the Federal Reserve and interest rates, new US and China inequality data and more.