Constitutional Law
Mar. 29, 2018
The takings clause of Boyle Heights
Los Angeles residents will remember that in 2016, news agencies reported that anti-gentrification activists in the Latinx neighborhood of Boyle Heights held antic, and sometimes nerve-wracking, protests against art galleries.
Who owns Boyle Heights?
Los Angeles residents will remember that in 2016, news agencies reported that anti-gentrification activists in the Latinx neighborhood of Boyle Heights held antic, and sometimes nerve-wracking, protests against art galleries. These agitators insisted that art galleries beckon middle-class people, who drive up real estate prices and thus force out longstanding, but poorer, residents.
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