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Gentrification in D.C. is Causing Black Churches to Lose Their Congregations. These Pastors Are Fighting to Change That.

WATCH: Gentrification in D.C. is Causing Black Churches to Lose Their...

Millionaire Philanthropist Mary Parker Helping to Rebuild and Revitalize Forgotten Communities in Atlanta

Millionaire Philanthropist Mary Parker Helping to Rebuild and Revitalize Forgotten Communities...

Black Residents of Venice Beach, California, Fight to Preserve Historic Church

Black Residents of Venice Beach, California, Fight to Preserve Historic Church

Chicago Activists Who Helped Elect Barack Obama Now Fighting to Make Sure His Presidential Center Doesn’t Displace Black Residents

Chicago Activists Who Helped Elect Barack Obama Are Now Fighting to...

Nia DaCosta is First Black Female Director to Debut at Top of U.S. Box Office

Nia DaCosta is First Black Female Director to Debut at Top...

Black New Yorkers Hit Back at City Program That Seized Their Properties for Developers and Pushed Them Out of Their Homes

Black New Yorkers Hit Back at City Program That Seized Their...

WATCH: ‘Unity Revival’ Worship Event Held at the George Floyd Memorial Site

WATCH: ‘Unity Revival’ Worship Event Held at the George Floyd Memorial...

Greg Garrett Lists Five Essential Films on Race in America

Greg Garrett’s Five Essential Films on Race in America

Kirkland, Washington, City at Coronavirus Epicenter Reels as Death Toll Rises

Dying Churches Merging With Megachurches Are a Rising and Growing Trend

FILE - In this Sunday, Jan. 27, 2019, file photo, Rob Morgan, from left, Tichina Arnold, writer Jimmie Fails and director Joe Talbot pose for a portrait to promote the film "The Last Black Man in San Francisco," at the Salesforce Music Lodge during the Sundance Film Festival, in Park City, Utah. The film opens nationwide Friday, June 14 and is already one of the most acclaimed of the year. (Photo by Taylor Jewell/Invision/AP, File)

Jimmie Fails and Joe Talbot: The Newcomers Behind ‘The Last Black...

Massachusetts Pastor Turns to Architecture Students to Bring New Life to...

In this image provided by Akil Ransome, people attend the Moechella music rally at the corner of 14th and U street NW in Washington, Tuesday, May 7, 2019. Go-go music, a distinctive Washington DC-specific offshoot of funk, has endured for decades through cultural shifts, fluctuations in popularity and law enforcement purges. Now go-go has taken on a new mantle: battle hymn for the fight against a gentrification wave that’s reshaping the city. (Akil Ransome via AP)

“Chocolate City” Go-go Music is Becoming the Battle Hymn of Anti-Gentrification...

Pastor A. R. Bernard’s Christian Cultural Center Planning to Build $1.2...

‘This Is How We Feel About Gentrifiers’: Oakland Residents Throw a...

A Walk Through Seattle’s Amazonia Neighborhood

‘If You Got a Heart, Please Turn Yourself In’: Family of...

Bill de Blasio Wins Second Term as Brooklyn Mayor

Harlem’s Black Churches Making Money from Gentrification

Historic Black Asbury United Methodist Church Is becoming a ‘Bridge’ for...

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