Housing Apartheid-How Project 2025 turns displacement and segregation into a national strategy for concentrating political power in white hands

About this episode

The episode discusses the impact of Project 2025 on housing policies and the resulting displacement and segregation in America.

Send us Fan Mail In September 2011, Rosetta Watson called the police in Maplewood, Missouri four times. Her boyfriend had broken down her door, punched her, choked her. He was convicted and sentenced to 200 days in prison. By the time he was sentenced, Watson had already lost her home — evicted under a city ordinance that counted her 911 calls as nuisance incidents against her address. She lost her Section 8 voucher. She moved eight times. Her abuser served 200 days and died in 2013. She is s...

People in this episode

Host: Bella Goode

Topics covered

• housing
• displacement
• segregation
• political power
• Project 2025
• nuisance ordinances

Keywords

• housing apartheid
• Project 2025
• displacement
• segregation
• political power
• nuisance incidents
• Section 8 voucher
• eviction

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Places: Maplewood, Missouri

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