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According to Lim, rising gentrification also results in a loss of diversity, both economic and cultural...
...confrontational tactics were also diverging from CEOC's mission. Organizers worried that EFZ's increasingly public presence, including rallies and marches directed against Cambridge's government and citizens, might lead to a loss of funding for CEOC, which gets some block grants from the government...
...compensate for the loss of the CEOC funding, the majority of which went toward paying the salary of a full-time housing organizer, EFZ held a massive fundraising drive...
About 16,000 housing units in Cambridge lost their protection under rent control. To compensate for this loss, EFZ founded its Campaign to Save 2,000 Homes to forestall evictions and keep rents down...
Such attitudes help deflect the hostility that big mergers often arouse. Rightly or wrongly, many communities fear that big mergers equal big layoffs and a loss of control over the local economy to faraway conglomerateurs. Since little mergers usually aim at faster growth and, eventually, more employment, they are usually seen as a positive force in the economy--and that perception seems correct...