@EricLDaugh Folks. He said it himself. It’s a floodplain. Are we helping anyone by permitting precarious mobile home housing that just puts folks at risk in the next storm? Get em short term relief, and help them secure real long term housing security.
@igorlogvinenko Oh wow. Missed the fine print there. I blame my aging eyes.
Yeah, that is weird. The affirmative action swing was before SCOTUS went for the takedown. Shrugging
@igorlogvinenko I mean, if you’ve got non-conforming folks in your life it’s more about practicality.
I wonder what the PO data would have looked like back in 1960 when the salient cleavages were African American and Women’s rights. Obviously “Democrat” meant something different then. But…
Listening to two of my favorite public figures completely blow it in their interpretation of the 2024 election results. @jonstewart@HC_Richardson .
https://t.co/C5HfASyWko
@igorlogvinenko Is the strategic situation less dire than we assume? Does Ukraine have incentive to cede territory? Has it developed the capacity to repel or wear down Russian forces so much that it can retake land? Perhaps settling only for neutrality? https://t.co/Yl0Hve61Kb
According to a really smart guy named @igorlogvinenko, Putin's miscalculation in Ukraine was fed by the willingness of global capital to tolerate (and even feed) Russian adventurism in Crimea even as the international order was (however meagerly) attempting to deter him.
This is so important. It shows how America’s working poor cope with rising housing costs and the underprovision of affordable housing alternatives in and around cities.
There is a long-held belief that mobile home parks are "rural housing." Our study shows something very different: that MHPs are most prevalent in moderately urbanized areas just outside the urban core, but within 20 miles of the CBD. https://t.co/ksteYjzsO3
When Jeff and I started talking about this piece about a month ago, I assumed we'd be drowned out by more prestigious news outlets railing against the perverse optics of Democrats throwing workers out in the proverbial cold on Labor Day. I was wrong. https://t.co/OYo48lr5RK
With Monday’s news that the U.S. FDA has granted full approval to the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine, Ohio State will now require every student, faculty and staff member to be vaccinated against COVID-19.