Gentrification might be real, but it’s the least of Chicago’s worries

Grist
By Natalie Y. MooreFeb 19, 2015, 11:15 am514 ptsHot
When we talk about gentrification, it’s usually in terms of comical caricatures: white hipsters jogging around with Otterhounds, then later found chugging on exotic microbrews in front of a pop-up performance gallery. We assume images of invasive, pale-skin denizens of a transitioning urban neighborhood…

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