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Defying Gentrification

Hosted by Kristen Jeffers, MPA ✊🏽🌈.

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Episode length
19 min
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Monthly
23 episodes · last 2026-08-30
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54
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What the show says about itself

Love living in cities, but tired of feeling like you don't belong or don't understand why and how they work? Want to understand more about what gentrification means and how to both defy and eradicate it? Join me, Kristen Jeffers, Black queer feminist, disabled, urbanist essayist, editor, and urban planner from the South, living in the MidAtlantic, each week, along with some special guests, to discuss gentrification: what it is, and what it isn't, and how we as Black folks and our co-conspirators, can not just survive on a changing planet but thrive. We'll discuss hot topics in urban planning,

Recent episodes

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  1. Introducing my Defying Gentrification City Report Card
  2. It's time to restore June Jordan to the urbanist canon
  3. Knowing what I can control is how I continue to defy gentrification.
  4. PODCAST: Audre Lorde is one of two Black feminists powering my defying gentrification journey.
  5. The Black Urbanist Started To Die When My Dad Did
  6. Gentrification is planned obsolescence for people and places.

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