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The US has a housing affordability problem.
In many cities, it’s illegal to build anything other than a single-family home on more than 75% of the residential land. But urban land can be used differently. https://t.co/8s3i9Ug2K0
As of November, workers were putting away less money from their wages into savings compared with what they were saving pre-pandemic, write @Nate_DiCamillo & @Clarii_D: https://t.co/saru4ryD6X
Urban's @_Rob_Santos to be nominated for Director of the U.S. Census Bureau:
New analysis: Combined, 4 elements in the American Rescue Plan Act would reduce the projected annual poverty rate from 13.7% to 8.7% in 2021 https://t.co/prvdmdaa4d
According to @NLIHC, full-time minimum wage workers cannot afford a 2-bedroom rental anywhere in the US and cannot afford a 1-bedroom rental in 95% of US counties, reports @AliciaAdamczyk.
Only one 2020 presidential candidate has proposed boosting homeownership by injecting cash into Americans’ savings accounts through a matched savings program.
In many cities, low-income residents live far from available jobs-- & employers can’t find people to fill open positions. More on "spatial mismatch": https://t.co/aqM0F1p5lY
"Black families have contributed the largest proportion of their wealth—which can include savings, used cars, land, and investment accounts—to charity since 2010." https://t.co/48g3wPHvOm (via @shenarashley, @joijames4) #BlackPhilanthropyM…
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The US will become “minority white” in 2045, @uscensusbureau projects: https://t.co/wl3XPf1snw (via @BrookingsInst)
The student body in the US has grown more diverse, but why has the teaching workforce remained predominately white?
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