The New Statesman | UK politics and culture How to fix Britain's social housing crisis
Jul 29, 2024
Kwajo Tweneboa, a passionate social housing campaigner and author, teams up with Harry Clarke-Ezzi, a savvy policy correspondent. They delve deep into Britain's pressing social housing crisis, revealing shocking statistics and heart-wrenching personal stories. The duo discusses the intersection of race and class, emphasizing marginalized communities' struggles. They advocate for urgent reforms, critiquing political failures and highlighting the need for effective representation in policy-making. It's a compelling call for safe, affordable housing as a fundamental human right.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
The Impact of Housing Crisis on Society
03:16 • 13min
The Intersection of Race and Class in Social Housing Crisis
16:00 • 3min
Advocating for Change: Bridging the Gap Between Westminster and Social Housing
19:13 • 2min
Confronting the Housing Crisis
21:37 • 11min
Navigating Political Frustrations in Housing Advocacy
32:17 • 2min