Beautiful streets and the families who've always lived on them. A neighborhood close to everything — and affordable enough that families can stay. A culture worth preserving, and a community that refuses to be displaced.
The mothers who built Juarez. The neighbors who together blocked a toxic shredder from opening next to a high school. The mutual aid groups who ran food drives and stood beside vendors when no one else did. That is where real change has always come from — and it starts with neighbors.