A few years ago, on the block behind us, a low-level developer purchased a quaint two-story yellow wooden house with a perfect-for-Miami-nights screened in front porch. She promptly removed the doors and welcomed the elements and critters of South Florida, creating an intentionally uninhabitable environment. Eventually the city condemned the once perfectly livable home, and approvedRead MoreThe post the intentionality of gentrification (+ an interview with Leroy Barber) appeared first on light breaks forth. Related Storieshousing for allthoughts on housing, scarcity + rootswhite privilege, prophetic resistance + the moment we find ourselves in
