Explain It to Me Eviction: the scarlet E
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Feb 7, 2024 This podcast explores the impact of eviction on marginalized communities, focusing on the experiences of black women and their children. It discusses the connection between eviction and adverse health outcomes, the reasons behind the higher eviction rates experienced by black women with children, and the implications of evictions and mass incarceration on family structures. It also highlights the lack of savings among Black Americans, the importance of housing as a human right, and the argument against providing back rent assistance.
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Introduction
00:00 • 4min
The Impact of Eviction on Health and Housing Stability
04:10 • 10min
The Disproportionate Eviction Rates Faced by Black Women with Children
13:47 • 8min
The Impact of Evictions and Mass Incarceration on Family Structures
21:56 • 10min
Promoting Financial Future, Imagining a Better World, and Policy Wishes
31:26 • 4min
The Importance of Back Rent Assistance and Housing as a Human Right
35:35 • 6min