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New York City
fromMajic 102.3
6 days ago

NYC Finally Addressing 'Deed Theft' After Ignoring Black Homeowners

New York City officials are addressing deed theft, particularly affecting Black homeowners, after years of community warnings and advocacy.
fromwww.brooklynpaper.com
2 weeks ago
Brooklyn

Council Member Chi Osse arrested, thrown to ground by NYPD, during deed theft eviction protest Brooklyn Paper

Council Member Chi Osse was arrested while protesting against deed theft evictions in Bed-Stuy, highlighting ongoing displacement of Black homeowners.
New York City
fromMajic 102.3
6 days ago

NYC Finally Addressing 'Deed Theft' After Ignoring Black Homeowners

New York City officials are addressing deed theft, particularly affecting Black homeowners, after years of community warnings and advocacy.
Brooklyn
fromwww.brooklynpaper.com
2 weeks ago

Council Member Chi Osse arrested, thrown to ground by NYPD, during deed theft eviction protest Brooklyn Paper

Council Member Chi Osse was arrested while protesting against deed theft evictions in Bed-Stuy, highlighting ongoing displacement of Black homeowners.
NYC politics
fromIntelligencer
2 weeks ago

Brooklyn Councilman Arrested, Thrown to Ground at Anti-Eviction Protest

City Councilmember Chi Ossé was arrested while defending a constituent from eviction in Brooklyn.
NYC politics
fromPOLITICO
2 weeks ago

NYC Councilmember Chi Osse arrested at anti-eviction protest

Councilmember Ossé was arrested during a protest against deed theft, raising concerns about police actions and the impact on Black homeowners.
Brooklyn
fromBrooklyn, NY Patch
2 weeks ago

Council Member Arrested Over Deed Theft Fight In Brooklyn

City Council Member Chi Ossé was arrested while trying to block the eviction of a constituent from her family home.
fromHigh Country News
3 months ago

A year after the Eaton Fire, permit delays keep Black families from returning - High Country News

Black families who migrated to LA from the Jim Crow South were drawn to Altadena because of its leafy, almost-country feel. It felt closer to the rural South, separate from the smog-ridden, concrete nature of LA. Through the wooded streets, people from across the valley wandered and became neighbors. Shade made it possible to hike or sit outside on summer evenings and chat with whoever passed by - about the news or a neighbor's dog.
Los Angeles
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