Journalist
(Maryland)
Writing fellow American Prospect. Writes about education, housing, and labor. Freelances for NextCity.Org, VICE, and Baltimore City Paper.
Links: @rmc031 | (Current as of: September 14, 2015)
NextCity.org
December 9, 2015
While it’s been all too easy for Baltimore officials to chalk this grim reality up to the wretched effects of poverty, a new report tells a more complete story.
Feature
NextCity.org
September 14, 2015
Originally created to provide a nationwide model of justice, Baltimore’s housing court today serves as little more than a state-run rent collection agency, financed by taxpayers and the beleaguered renters themselves who pay court fees for each judgment ruled against them.
Writing fellow American Prospect. Writes about education, housing, and labor. Freelances for NextCity.Org, VICE, and Baltimore City Paper.
Links: @rmc031 | (Current as of: September 14, 2015)
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News StoryBaltimore Can’t Rely on “Judge Judy” to Protect Renters
Rachel M. CohenNextCity.org
December 9, 2015
While it’s been all too easy for Baltimore officials to chalk this grim reality up to the wretched effects of poverty, a new report tells a more complete story.
Feature
Welcome to the Courtroom That Is Every Renter’s Nightmare
Rachel M. CohenNextCity.org
September 14, 2015
Originally created to provide a nationwide model of justice, Baltimore’s housing court today serves as little more than a state-run rent collection agency, financed by taxpayers and the beleaguered renters themselves who pay court fees for each judgment ruled against them.
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