Genuine question: what is the non municipal bond approach on the table?
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Got it. Thanks for clearing up (spent the last week puzzling about it.) Filing under "people who mostly agree fighting each other instead of the state."
Lol well re: fighting the state, there’s another (interesting/valid) debate here re: “is it smart for leftists use an organizing strategy that relies on attacking an agency that the right would like to disappear entirely? And if no, what do we do re: resident distrust of NYCHA?”
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So yes we all basically agree, but I do think it’s a nascent convo about the future of social housing, what our relationship to the state is, etc - and we don’t all agree on that! So I’m (optimistically) filing under: “left wing social movement growing pains.”
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feel like it's not all that nascent (like has been taking place over decades, and some parts of it--i.e., public vs. community control--since the inception of public housing?) But agree that it's an important one and needs to center actual residents (present and future!)
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true! though here I was mostly thinking of Congress/HUD
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