Housing History
Generational wealth created by the appreciation and equity of this asset
What is housing?
Market based ideology that is used to solve social issues, but keeps communities without the things we need to live well
What is neoliberalism?
District 6 King County Councilmember
Who is Claudia Balducci?
Groups of people who have the same interests as you, or the capacity or resources to help you
What are allies?
A state of well being that includes the physical, mental and social aspects of life
What is health?
Places with better access to schools, jobs, transportation, and grocery stores with fresh food
Influence from family (mom) and institutions and culture like the Catholic church and pop culture
What is socialization?
The decade this city expanded zoning for single family homes
What are the 1990s?
Deflect, deny, deceive, divide, delay are some tactics used by this group
Who are opponents?
Aspects of a person's environment or personality that make it less likely that they will experience a given problem
What are protective factors?
Development plan used by the FHA to prevent houses in residential neighborhoods from being sold or rented to Black families.
What is a housing covenant?
Extreme nationalism and authoritarian values that has ravaged our current state
What is neofascism?
75% of the city's residential land is still zoned for this type of housing
What are single family homes?
Goals, agents of change, strategies and action steps are highlighted on this chart/tool
What is campaign planning?
Live, face to face description of your viewpoint to a local group
What is a community presentation?
This is the assumption that residential segregation was not caused by the federal government but created by the private economy
What is de facto segregation?
"Power operates where the farther you are from Black the better off you think you can be, the closer you are to White the more power you can amass"
What is anti-blackness?
Business revenue dedicated to funding affordable housing
What are progressive taxes?
Emphasizing your organization's accomplishments, being passionate and persistent, and making issues local and relevant are skills that keep efforts sustained.
What are survival skills?
Someone is more likely to become an alcoholic if they have a family history of alcoholism
What is a risk factor?
Strategy used by Congress in 1949 to propose nondiscrimination amendment in housing
What is a poison pill strategy?
This idea that we need to "build the kinds of communities that show how dependent we are to survive and how we can all thrive together."
What is collectivism?
He said that the real estate industry and developers who created suburban neighborhoods in the 1950s have an obligation to remedy harm and practice nondiscrimination
Who is Richard Rothstein?
Getting information from libraries, the internet, key stakeholders, such as City Hall archives, community leaders and local business interests all help with what
What is understanding the issue?
Quitting smoking, adopting preventive health practices, and making a commitment to buying organic produce are examples of what type of change