
The Black Perspective: October 6, 2024
This week on the Black Perspective: Bri Wood speaks with Marc Morial, President/CEO of the National Urban League, on the fight for equality and opportunity. Mimi Brown dives into entrepreneurship […]
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Political economist David Fields joins Bad Faith for a conversation that goes beyond housing policy to unpack the very roots of why the Democratic Party seems unable to provide basic improvements for working people — even when they’re in power. He clarifies the YIMBY vs. NIMBY debate, how YIMBYism has been appropriated by corporate developers, and how false economic narratives (e.g. the supply/demand curve) have been weaponized to justify real-estate lobby-approved solutions to the housing crisis.
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Produced by Armand Aviram.
Theme by Nick Thorburn (@nickfromislands).
This week on the Black Perspective: Bri Wood speaks with Marc Morial, President/CEO of the National Urban League, on the fight for equality and opportunity. Mimi Brown dives into entrepreneurship […]
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