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Ori Feibush’s stalled project at 20th and Wharton gets green light from planners

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Young and disadvantaged communities must actively oppose unfair redevelopment

Gentrification is a heart-breaking concern in the black community, which is being forced out of neighborhoods, because developers see potential that residents can't afford.

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Blighted East Falls house, once the cause of protest, now being torn down

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Trying to be part of the solution in Philadelphia’s Fishtown

I believe that a plurality of opinions and experiences makes the neighborhood strong. I don't have any interest in living on a block where every person is some version of me.

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 Jamie Moffett, a filmmaker and community activist in Kensington, says he is optimistic that the city can foster equitable neighborhood development for all Philadelphia neighborhoods. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY, file)
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Q&A with Kensington community activist Jamie Moffett

At age 21, Jamie Moffett made a down payment with some friends on a house in Kensington and moved in the next day. He has been involved in rebuilding the community ever since.

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Homegrown Middle Class: Taking Housing Preservation to Scale

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Council to hold hearings on housing affordability in Philadelphia

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Advocates for affordable communities call for anti-speculation tax

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Homegrown Middle Class: Finding New Money

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