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    him but also‚ because he brought highly valued goods into the city. Al Capone’s actions during the prohibition drastically changed American policing and business in the 1920s. Capone was born in Brooklyn New York on January 17‚ 1899. He grew up in two different juvenile gangs in Brooklyn‚ the Brooklyn Rippers and the Forty Thieves Junior. He dropped out of school in seventh grade to be a part of these gangs. He started working as a driver transporting alcohol

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    Furthermore‚ the Chinese government’s proposal on railroads extends to the idea what Storper and Walker calls dynamic location theory. Storper and Walker argue‚ “Technological change is only partly about the perfection of production processes in existing sectors‚ and for defined products.” Dynamic location theory allows industrial expansion by gaining more space‚ inputs‚ and new markets‚ and industry creates places for capital investment and suppliers. Moreover‚ as Schumpeter was well aware‚ technological

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    Richard Florida (2002:8) coined the term ‘the creative class’ in order to define the characteristics of the gentrifiers‚ defining them as “people in design‚ education‚ arts‚ music and entertainment‚ whose economic function is to create new ideas‚ new technology and/or creative content.” Thus‚ area aesthetics are improved‚ inevitably attracting culture (Pflieger‚ 2008; Lloyd‚ 2010). Whereas Butler and Lees (2006:468) focus on the financial gentrifier describing them as ‘financifers’‚ arguing that

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    student‚ writing is not my strength but my weakness. Fortunately‚ everything changed as I enter English 1005A. In this class‚ I was assigned different reading that had different subjects. In each reading‚ I was able to learn something new. From gentrification in America to feminism. Having in mind that reading is not something that I like to do often because I find it boring‚ especially if is school related. In this class‚ I was able to actually enjoy the readings. One of my favorites was “I JUST

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    000 volts) that have the capability of delivering electricity over long distances.2 These transmission lines supply the distribution substations – known as area substations – where the voltage is reduced to primary distribution levels of 27 kV for Brooklyn and Queens‚ 33 kV and 13 kV for Staten Island‚ and 13 kV for Manhattan‚ the Bronx‚ and Westchester County. From the area substations‚ high-voltage primary feeders distribute the power and feed a secondary system of low-voltage cables. In Figure 2-1

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    first African-American that played in Major League Baseball sure there were the Negro leagues where only African-Americans could play. Jackie Robinson played in the Negro leagues for his first couple of years. Then came the Major Leagues team the Brooklyn Dodgers they were a average team in the league. There manager is the only reason Jackie played in the Major Leagues Branch Rickey wanted a new player in the League. So he decided to call up the manager

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    University of Richmond Westhampton‚ which was the women’s part of the college‚ and working as an aid in legislature. I then asked her to outline any urban issues she had witnessed while living in Richmond.The first thing that came to mind was the gentrification of Richmond. She said that the city was essentially giving people money to buy homes in the city in order to preserve the homes and protect them from low income African Americans. She said there was a huge racial and class divide within the city

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    struggles after moving from her home country of Puerto Rico to The United States. She lived a poor life in Santurce‚ Puerto Rico for 13 years before her mother decided to move Negi and her seven siblings to Brooklyn‚ New York in 1961‚ in hopes of a better life. When the family arrived in Brooklyn they did not know English making life hard for them. Santiago’s mother managed to find a job but it was not anything permanent and she was unable to gain economic stability which forced her to seek welfare

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    protect people from gentrification‚ with emphasis in metropolitan areas that are hot spots for family homelessness and soaring rental rates. Social workers would also be instrumental in spreading awareness of the issue and rallying/organizing community support. In Santa Clara County‚ for example‚ the Section 8 Housing application has been closed to new applicants for more then 5 years and those currently on the waiting list face wait times of up to 10 years (HACSC‚ 2014). Gentrification is causing families

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    Youth Youth of Color Initiative Runaway and Homeless Adolescent HealthCare Project Runaway and Homeless Adolescent HealthCare Project _________________ a community-based 501(C)(3) organization delivering services to children and families in Central Brooklyn since 1998 submits the following proposal to Advocates for Youth‚ Youth of Color Initiative for consideration. ________ is requesting $______ to assist our Runaway and Homeless HealthCare Support Project‚ and to enhance our Runaway and Homeless Youth

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