Friday, April 21, 2017

The Spatial Politics of Gentrification in North Brooklyn | Brian Martine...



INVEST INTO BLACKS STAYING INSIDE OF BROOKLYN COMMUNITIES
MOVING OUT OF SMALL BOX APARTMENTS
INTO COMMUNITIES WITH LARGER APARTMENTS
MOVING FROM YOUR SPACIOUS APARTMENT
TO A BOX AFTER GENTRIFICATION
RAISE HOUSING VOUCHER'S TO MARKET PRICE
By examining the disruptive forces behind gentrification, Brian is engaged in understanding how its effects will bear on new relations between future generations of Latino and White inhabitants within the community of a fully-gentrified Bushwick.

Brian Martinez is a sophomore from New York City majoring in Sociology, with a minor in Philosophy. Coming of age during a period of great spatial change in Bushwick, Brooklyn--and all throughout the city of New York--Brian has great empirical understanding of gentrification in urban spaces. At Colby, he hopes to supplement his empiricism with an understanding of the economic and social underpinnings of gentrification in the urban context.

This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx

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