New Jersey just elected Democratic Phil Murphy as governor. Rebuild Workforce Project, LLC will observe how the new administration will impact urban revitalization, career, and small business development in gentrified communities. Based on the list of his transition team, Governor Murphy is delivering the message that revitalization, high quality education, and workforce development is important. However, my goal is to analyze whether his policies will be effective in moving the state in the right direction. New Jersey is a state with very high cost of living and has one of… Read more How Can New Jersey Continue Dr. King Legacy →
Based on this article, Harlem will resemble 34th street in Manhattan. As a result, displacement of the remaining of Harlem natives and expansion of chain stores will take place. As a child, who grew up in New Haven County CT, Harlem was one of the shopping hub for fashion clothes and coats. I can recall walking through 125th to observe rich arts and businesses that were created by low-income residents and minorities. Now, Harlem is transitioning into a community that increasingly attracts middle and upper class residents. Community-based stores and… Read more Is it possible for Harlem Residents to Hold on to Harlem? →
The modern version of gentrification discusses the displacement of low-income African Americans. However, evidence show that many have the potential and several are actually thriving in middle to upper class status. Studies have shown that African descendants have developed and contributed wealth to communities in several parts of the country. Most importantly, research show how African descendants are increasingly becoming educated and entering in successful in careers. Smithsonian National Museum of African American History & Culture exhibits should be an inspiration for African Americans to build and protect their wealth… Read more Smithsonian Exhibits African American’s Contribution to Urban Development →
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