The Silent Majority: Photographing Donald Trump’s Rallies
By Robert Lee Bailey I just wanted to ignore Donald Trump’s campaign. Like so many other people, I thought it would fizzle out at some […]
Month: March 2016
URA Files Suspect Development Grant Without Consulting Residents
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette published an article on August 29, 2015, revealing that one month earlier, on July 31, the Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh submitted […]
The “New” East Liberty
By Greg Godels The catchword is “gentrification”—the popular and relatively benign word for a process of displacement and neglect of poor and minority communities in […]
Preserving the Soul of Pittsburgh
By Ray Gerard Increasingly, concerned groups are pointing out that Pittsburgh’s development policies are having hugely negative effects on the very neighborhoods they’re supposedly developing. […]
Housing Crisis Impacts Hill District Residents
By Carl Redwood In Pittsburgh there is an affordable housing crisis, which is most severely impacting families and households with very low and extremely low […]
Fighting for Public Transit and Equitable Communities
by Molly Nichols and Casy Stelitano Between 2007 and 2013, the Port Authority of Allegheny County was faced with a severe funding crisis and cut […]