Braddock Inclusion Project secures space for “pop up” Gallery/Boutique in redevelopment epic center. One of two major goals at the inception of the Braddock Inclusion Project was to address and combat the gentrification process  taking root in the community by securing space in the first phase of the redevelopment taking place in the community. The […]

As of 2016, 87 percent of nonprofit CEOs are White. 94 percent of foundation presidents are White. 89 percent of board members are White. It’s no wonder, just as with the Oscars and most every other aspect in American society, why it’s so difficult for a Black person or any person of color to get […]

Preserving Historic African American Places Gentrification has been the cause of painful conflict in many historic Black American cities, often along racial and economic fault lines. More than not  neighborhood  change or redevelopment is now often characterized as  a miscarriage of social justice, in which wealthy, usually white, newcomers are congratulated for “improving” a neighborhood […]