Young black professionals: The new face of gentrification
Anacostia, a neighborhood once synonymous with crime and violence, now offers yoga studios and chai lattes. Young black professionals are spurring development and gentrification of Ward 8.
Rebecca Renard walks past a decrepit house in Anacostia. Renard is among a group of young black professionals who are trying to improve the Anacostia neighborhood.
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