Op-ed: Monuments are more than symbolic gestures. The financial investment and the physical space dedicated to them stand as testaments to what is remembered and what is erased.

In October, the Washington, D.C., attorney general’s office announced the largest civil award in a housing discrimination case in U.S. history. The lawsuit was filed in 2020 against D.C. real estate ...

Eugene, Oregon, will soon vote on whether to set up a climate fund paid for by fees on companies like Amazon. Nearby Portland ...

Op-ed: French protesters' grievances aren't just familiar to Americans. They're a clear warning sign and opportunity for ...

The late Dr. Johanna Fernández’s work connects the struggles over race, class, and who gets to shape the future of a city.

Fargo’s Indigenous Association isn’t building housing or running a storefront, which is why some people don’t count it as ...

Essay: For over a decade, I've been giving low-income Black mothers in Jackson, Mississippi cash with no strings attached.

The slogan originated as a satire of impossible self-improvement and has now become conservative gospel. The story of housing ...

Today’s debate over birthright citizenship isn't new. It's the same argument white America has been making since ...

As the federal government whitewashes American history and mainstream preservation protects its own narrow idea of heritage, ...

This summer’s sweeping housing bill, the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, removed a 1974 mandate that required every ...