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In this episode of Sideways Look, I takes a deep dive into the concept of "affordable housing" a term that’s often used in political speeches and campaign promises but rarely defined clearly. I examines the true meaning of affordability, the impact of zoning laws, and how racial and economic disparities continue to shape housing policy in ways that leave many families behind. From tax incentives for developers to housing shortages in major cities, we explore who really benefits from current policies and whether meaningful change is possible. It’s a complex issue, but one that demands clarity and accountability. Join us as we peel back the layers of political rhetoric and ask: Affordable housing for whom?
In this episode of Sideways Look, I takes a deep dive into the concept of "affordable housing" a term that’s often used in political speeches and campaign promises but rarely defined clearly. I examines the true meaning of affordability, the impact of zoning laws, and how racial and economic disparities continue to shape housing policy in ways that leave many families behind. From tax incentives for developers to housing shortages in major cities, we explore who really benefits from current policies and whether meaningful change is possible. It’s a complex issue, but one that demands clarity and accountability. Join us as we peel back the layers of political rhetoric and ask: Affordable housing for whom?