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In the article “Taking a Battle Over Gentrification to a Wall in the Bronx” by David Gonzalez (Nov. 30, 2015) he tells me how the low class are being treated in today’s society. They lost their jobs based on the rent,economy and other things they can’t afford. He says ”They knock down a block and build buildings where they only give a few apartments to low-income people.” They start moving to places after Yankee stadium and start a new life.
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Thanks, KC. It looks like your focus is on gentrification in the Bronx! That’s great! Remember this when you’re working on your literature review. Additionally, are you interested in the way Yankee Stadium impacts gentrification? That might be an even more narrow approach to the literature review.
FYI– what do you mean in this sentence: They lost their jobs based on the rent,economy and other things they can’t afford.
economy is not something we can afford, so the phrasing is a bit confusing for me here.