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As poverty spreads, Tulsa needs a better kind of revitalization
Bloomberg
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Layoffs Start Turning From Temporary to Permanent Across America
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Houston has among most ‘newly poor’ neighborhoods in nation, report shows
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Coronavirus crisis expected to drag neighborhoods deeper into poverty
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