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DESCRIPTION:In Part I of this series, we began to explore the economic impact of the 
 tech boom in the Bay Area in context of the national economic recovery of 
 the Great Recession.  As the 1% continue to reap record breaking profits, 
 the working class continues to face austerity measures.  In the Bay Area, 
 this has manifested in tax breaks for tech companies and the growing 
 inequality between the rich and the working class.  Rents are on the rise 
 and its becoming much more difficult to live in San Francisco which is 
 causing a ripple effect across the Bay Area.\n\nIn Part II, we continue to 
 analyze the impact of the tech boom where we’ll take a look at how the 
 working class and communities of color are being affected.  Also, from the 
 foreclosure defenders in the Bay View to the Lee family fighting their 
 Ellis Act eviction, we’ll also discuss ways that these communities are 
 fighting against the hyper-gentrification of San Francisco. 
 \n\nSpeakers\nMichael Sanchez – Member of the ISO and student activist at 
 SFSU.  Formerly involved with Occupy Portland and currently involved in 
 housing activism. \n\nZack Aslanian Williams – Member of the ISO and 
 recently graduated from UC Berkeley where he was involved in student 
 activism around the budget cuts.  He’s currently involved in housing 
 activism.\n\nHosted by the International Socialist Organization\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2013/11/04/18745943.php
SUMMARY:Whose SF? tech boom, gentrification, and its impact on communities of color
LOCATION:2940 16th Street, 3rd Floor\nSF, CA  94110 \nNear 16th & Mission BART 
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URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2013/11/04/18745943.php
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