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Gentrification with Justice in Philadelphia
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May 29, 2013
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3:02Now PlayingJamie Moffett, founder of Kensington Renewal and director of the documentary film, "The Return to El Salvador," is Take Action News' Activist of the Week. Moffett describes how he and community members helped make Kensington, one of Philadelphia's most poverty- and crime-stricken neighborhoods, a wonderful, attractive place to live and raise children. Moffett is helping long-time neighborhood residents become homeowners by reviving abandoned and condemned properties. He calls the approach, which makes the neighborhood appealing for middle-class families to move in from outside while maintaining livability for longtime residents, gentrification with justice.
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