CFR: The latest on NHCS, investigating slumlords, and community health workers

By Camille Mojica

Published August 6, 2022 at 9:36 AM EDT

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On this episode, Rachel Keith goes in-depth on teacher salaries — and the teaching of Wilmington's 1898 coup and massacre in history classes. Then, Kelly Kenoyer breaks down her reporting on a property owner city officials call a "slumlord." And, Abdul Hafeedh Bin Abdullah, co-founder and director of Sokoto House, explains the mission of the Community Health Workers.

Links to Rachel Keith’s reporting, plus CoastLine’s deep dive on the 1898 massacre:

Links to Kelly Kenoyer’s reporting on ‘slumlord’ Nine Lives, LLC:

Wilmington deems Castle Street boarding house "unfit for human habitation." What happens to the tenants?
City Council pillories "slumlord" Nine Lives, LLC for profiting off poor conditions

Details on Sokoto House

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