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They studied nearly 14,000 people to see how eviction rates are linked to gun violence

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By Fairriona Magee Verified
| The Lens Verified
This story was originally published by The Trace, a nonprofit newsroom covering gun violence in America. Late last month, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson proposed a measure that will protect renters from eviction and tenant exploitation — a move that the city’s housing advocates have supported for years — and which may also have implications for violence prevention.
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‘Gun Violence Is the Last Manifestation of Every Other Social Ill’

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By Fairriona Magee Verified, Sunny Sone Verified
| The Trace Verified
The Trace Gun violence prevention leaders have been talking about it for years: Social conditions contribute to the prevalence of gun violence. “Gun violence is the last manifestation of every other social ill, of poverty, of lack of opportunity, lack of health care, lack of jobs, segregation, redlining,” Arne Duncan, the leader of the violence prevention organization Chicago CRED and the secretary of education under President Barack Obama, told me.
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They Studied Nearly 14,000 People to See How Eviction Rates Are Linked to Gun Violence

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By Fairriona Magee Verified
| The Trace Verified
The Trace Late last month, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson proposed a measure that will protect renters from eviction and tenant exploitation — a move that the city’s housing advocates have supported for years — and which may also have implications for violence prevention. The mayor’s proposal comes months after a landmark study published in December 2025 that linked eviction rates to gun violence in Chicago for the first time.
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