Huh? Just some of the data it offers: Seattle’s “Central District, which was more than 70% black in 1970, has long since become a majority white neighborhood, w

Huh? Just some of the data it offers: Seattle’s “Central District, which was more than 70% black in 1970, has long since become a majority white neighborhood, with blacks comprising less than 15% of the current population. A long-standing trend of displacement and gentrification continues unabated by redevelopment, with the District coming in second citywide for the most home teardowns for new construction since 2015.” It clearly describes displacement and gentrification as harmful to what you refer to as “lower-class” people. Finally you end on an unsupported political talking point that paints a false dichotomy. Progressives are concerned about the most vulnerable people, including “workers engaged in productive occupations” who are displaced by wealthier gentrifiers of working class neighborhoods.