Architects must help with deadly eviction crisis in USA, American Architecture, Building News
Architects must help with deadly eviction crisis in US
Review of American Architectural Aspects: Architectural Column by Joel Solkoff, PA, USA
August 16, 2021
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Emergency: Global architects must act now to help us with the deadly eviction crisis which is killing our poor children
Today?s column is testimony: There is a member of Congress who is doing God’s work when all around her are not. Meet US Representative from Missouri Cori Bush:

Joel Solkoff?s Column Vol. VII, Number 4
On my daughter Joanna?s birthday August 15th.. Rural Williamsport, Pennsylvania, population 28,186. {By contrast, New York City?s population is 8.4 million. Distance between them 192 immeasurable miles). Because of an unexpected quantity of luck (as well as long bouts of persevence, I am now a member of New York City’s architecture power elite. Specifically this happened because Lawrence Jay Brown, President of Manhattan’s American Institute of Architect’s (AIA) and Brooklyn based Princeton architect history professor Daniel Sherer, respect my disability based architectural criticism. Who knew or even suspected this would happened. I didn’t.
US Congresswoman Cori Bush
Official Cori Bush Biography – Congresswoman Cori Bush is a registered nurse, community activist, organizer, single mother, and ordained pastor for the people of St. Louis. Congresswoman Bush is serving he...