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Wed Oct 13

How food became the perfect beachhead for gentrification

Written by: Pascale Joassart-Marcelli, Professor of Geography and Director, Urban Studies and Food Studies Programs, San Diego State University

Everybody, it seems, welcomes the arrival of new restaurants, cafés, food trucks and farmers markets.

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