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Articles by Lorraine Y. Collins
When state lines become red lines – Daily Montanan Original
When two fellows from Peru were visiting the U.S. on business some years ago, they told me they were surprised that they could travel from Texas to South Dakota, where I lived then, without ever having to “show any papers” as they crossed from one state to another. I hadn’t thought of that phenomenon for a while, but I’m thinking about it now. South Dakota has made all abortions illegal.
The mysteries of Elsie Arntzen – Daily Montanan
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What I learned about government and sex – Daily Montanan
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Opinion: Simple Policy Reforms Can Help Ease NYC’s Housing Affordability Crisis
‘Our state and federal governments have a moral responsibility to go beyond emergency measures and implement systemic, long-term solutions that will direct more public resources to preventing eviction and homelessness.’ Adi Talwar Apartment buildings in Manhattan. The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated some of the greatest challenges facing our communities—and its devastating impacts have worsened what was already a housing instability crisis in New York City.
New York state policy reforms will stabilize housing in the pandemic, and after
Extraordinary times call for unity of purpose. Our voices represent property owners, housing providers and tenants, and together, we are calling on state officials to take critical steps that will help prevent evictions, homelessness and additional economic harm. Nearly a year after the coronavirus hit New York, unleashing its devastating health and economic consequences, more New Yorkers than ever are struggling to stay safely in their homes.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo must put some teeth, and funding, behind enforcement of Section 8 and disability income discrimination
Over half a million New Yorkers depend on government assistance or other forms of non-wage income to pay for housing. Historically, these individuals have been denied housing because of their source of income, such as Section 8 vouchers or disability benefits, to pay for housing.
A Not-So-Quiet Revolution in Land-Use Law? Scaling Up the Zoning Process
Home About Introduction Discussions by David Schleicher, Roderick M. Hills | March 2019 Although disagreements over housing and zoning tend to be vituperative, there is one fact about which everyone seems to agree: We have a full-blown crisis of housing affordability that has harmful effects on the economic and social welfare of the country as a whole and particularly on poorer citizens.
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