Rachel Brahinsky, of the University of San Francisco, details the fraught history of redevelopment in San Francisco and how the program’s legacy of displacing low-income communities of color has haunted contemporary redevelopment efforts, where idealism and economics can clash.
“One of the many things that comes out of urban renewal is the preservation movement.” — Rachel Brahinsky, Program Director, Urban and Public Affairs, University of San Francisco
A segment from our radio show, “Civic.” Listen daily at 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. on 102.5 FM, available in San Francisco.
