Journalist
(District of Columbia)
Washington Post poverty and social justice reporter.
Links: @terrence_mccoy | (Current as of: February 19, 2016)
November 10, 2018
New research, however, is complicating that picture of eviction in America. It’s not only a matter of poverty. It’s also a matter of race.
Feature
Washington Post
August 8, 2016
Brookland Manor’s proposed eviction of Brittany Gray over an amount many Washingtonians spend on a weekday lunch illustrates the ongoing drama of gentrification in a city and a nation still coming to terms with its consequences.
News Story
Washington Post
February 13, 2016
The downside to the recent push to end veterans homelessness. It appears to have attracted some landlords who have provided veterans with substandard housing and questionably evicted them back into homelessness.
Washington Post poverty and social justice reporter.
Links: @terrence_mccoy | (Current as of: February 19, 2016)
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News StoryEviction isn’t just about poverty. It’s also about race — and Virginia proves it.
Terrence McCoyNovember 10, 2018
New research, however, is complicating that picture of eviction in America. It’s not only a matter of poverty. It’s also a matter of race.
Feature
As the nation’s capital booms, poor tenants face eviction over as little as $25
Terrence McCoyWashington Post
August 8, 2016
Brookland Manor’s proposed eviction of Brittany Gray over an amount many Washingtonians spend on a weekday lunch illustrates the ongoing drama of gentrification in a city and a nation still coming to terms with its consequences.
News Story
The confounding story of the disabled veterans who went weeks in winter without heat — and then were evicted
Terrence McCoyWashington Post
February 13, 2016
The downside to the recent push to end veterans homelessness. It appears to have attracted some landlords who have provided veterans with substandard housing and questionably evicted them back into homelessness.
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