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A Victory for Affordable Housing in N.J.
Adam Gordon | Mon, Jul 21st, 2008 | Category: Guests | Tags: | 0
“Governor Jon S. Corzine, welcome to our home,” read a banner in front of 20 fidgeting, mainly African-American, children, waiting for the Governor to arrive on a sweltering July day in southern New Jersey. New Jersey was about to make history again, by enacting into law what urban expert David Rusk called “the most important housing reform legislation enacted in the nation in the past two decades.”
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