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Detroit bankruptcy
Detroit bankruptcy news and analysis from The Nation
October 30, 2015
What If Your Tap Water Was Too Polluted to Drink?
This sorry state of affairs is the daily reality for too many Americans.
Michelle Chen
August 13, 2015
House of the Dispossessed
Angela Flournoy’s
The Turner House
is a story of the living and the lost.
Hannah Gold
July 23, 2015
Is Goldman Sachs Partly to Blame for Greece’s Debt Crisis?
The bank should be held morally accountable for its risky deal-making, says Reich. Nonsense, says Cohan—that’s “populist demagoguery.”
William D. Cohan
and
Robert B. Reich
July 15, 2015
Detroit Is Ground Zero in the New Fight for Water Rights
As many as 25,000 families are at risk of having their water shut off. These activists are fighting back.
Laura Gottesdiener
April 20, 2015
The Foreclosure Conveyor Belt That Could Remove as Many as 100,000 Detroit Residents From Their Homes
Long-time residents are fighting to keep their homes in what could be the single largest tax foreclosure in American history.
Laura Gottesdiener
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November 17, 2014
Two Detroits, Separate and Unequal
The Detroit of wealthy enclaves and private guards looks nothing like the other Detroit, which is becoming more uninhabitable every day.
Laura Gottesdiener
July 30, 2014
Wringing Detroit Dry
Detroit residents are fighting austerity for all of us.
John Nichols
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