A nonprofit says it can no longer afford to own rent-stabilized housing. Brooklyn-based Food First aims to sell over 20 apartment buildings across Brooklyn and the Bronx in auctions this week. Dr.
Brooklyn-based nonprofit Food First wants to be rid of its rent-stabilized portfolio. Some of its tenants want the same. A group of tenants from 201 Pulaski Street in Bedford-Stuyvesant filed a ...
Gary Roth reviews "Food First: Beyond the Myth of Scarcity" by Francis Moore Lappe and Joseph Collins for Issue 7 of the US libertarian marxist journal. Undated but published late 1978/early 1979.
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