American cities are becoming increasingly divided, with wealth concentrated in certain areas while poverty is entrenched in others, and the housing crisis is not just a supply problem but a moral one ...

The administration has delayed signing an agreement to resolve negotiations over a federal complaint filed with the U.S.

When you don’t understand the causes of a problem, attempted solutions often don’t work, or make things worse. Collectively we are doing an excellent job of misdiagnosing a host of issues that all ...

Racial segregation in public housing continued after World War II, with strong support from federal and local officials. By the 1960s, when few whites remained in public housing, federal, state, and ...

Explore the call for reparations in New Jersey and its potential for transformative change in the fight for racial justice and equality.

Change is coming to many Seattle neighborhoods because of new laws. But the challenge of housing suffers deep roots and will take years to improve.