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Eat It, San Francisco: NYC Native Calls Dibs On Gentrification
Matt Stroud | Thu, Jan 10th, 2008 | Category: Report | Tags: new york city, san francisco, williamsburg is ground zero, danny hoch, nyc native calls dibs | 1
Interesting blog item from the folks at Curbed SF (via the San Francisco Bay Guardian (SFBG)). Listen to Danny Hoch, friends. Listen to hiiiimmmmm:
“Williamsburg is ground zero for gentrification not just in New York but in the country, because it has provided a blueprint for how fast and how violent displacement and economic development can happen in a short amount of time.”
And more:
“Taking Over is about how gentrification is really masking the idea of colonialism and how everybody…
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