The Government and Housing: One City's Story

<p>Atlanta was the first city to erect public housing in the United States. It started with Techwood Homes, an all-white development that went up in 1936. Sixty years later it would be torn down, along with others of the now-neglected developments that were the promise of FDR's New Deal. <a href="http://www.akirarodriguez.com/about" target="_blank">Akira Drake Rodriguez</a> leads us through the story of how residents of public housing in Atlanta worked with, against and despite housing policy in their city.</p>