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Workers, organizers, and small business owners are building economic opportunity across Houston.
BakerRipley's workforce program helped veteran Bradley James go from unemployed to hiring manager at a maritime company in just one year.
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Gentrification is not a theory here. It is my neighbor getting an eviction notice.
New lofts going up on Navigation. $2,200 a month. Median income here is $24K.
My landlord sold to a developer. I have 60 days.
We are the last original family on our block. Everyone else got priced out.
What city hall, the county, and the state are weighing on this — and how to weigh in.
Services, programs, and benefits offered for this pathway.
They call Second Ward up-and-coming. Coming for who?
My rent went from $1,100 to $1,650 in one year. Same unit, same leaky faucet.
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