Is there an Appetite for Democracy in Hungary?, How The Netherlands Is Learning from America’s Mistakes on Segregation, Chicago 7th Graders “Walk for Water” In Solidarity with Sudanese Women

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AHF AND HEALTHY HOUSING FOUNDATION ANNOUNCE PURCHASE OF BALTIMORE HOTEL
The 1910 era, 204 room Baltimore Hotel, left, is shown on Friday, August 24, 2018 in Los Angeles. The historic hotel on Skid Row is the fourth property purchased by AHF's Healthy Housing Foundation as part of their effort to address the homeless crisis in Los Angeles. The King Edward Hotel, another of AHF's recently purchased properties, is pictured on the right. Carlos Delgado / AP Photo
The 1910 era, 204 room Baltimore Hotel, left, is shown on Friday, August 24, 2018 in Los Angeles. The historic hotel on Skid Row is the fourth property purchased by AHF's Healthy Housing Foundation as part of their effort to address the homeless crisis in Los Angeles. The King Edward Hotel, another of AHF's recently purchased properties, is pictured on the right. Carlos Delgado / AP Photo
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AHF AND HEALTHY HOUSING FOUNDATION ANNOUNCE PURCHASE OF BALTIMORE HOTEL
The 1910 era, 204 room Baltimore Hotel, left, is shown on Friday, August 24, 2018 in Los Angeles. The historic hotel on Skid Row is the fourth property purchased by AHF's Healthy Housing Foundation as part of their effort to address the homeless crisis in Los Angeles. The King Edward Hotel, another of AHF's recently purchased properties, is pictured on the right. Carlos Delgado / AP Photo
The 1910 era, 204 room Baltimore Hotel, left, is shown on Friday, August 24, 2018 in Los Angeles. The historic hotel on Skid Row is the fourth property purchased by AHF's Healthy Housing Foundation as part of their effort to address the homeless crisis in Los Angeles. The King Edward Hotel, another of AHF's recently purchased properties, is pictured on the right. Carlos Delgado / AP Photo
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Is there an Appetite for Democracy in Hungary?, How The Netherlands Is Learning from America’s Mistakes on Segregation, Chicago 7th Graders “Walk for Water” In Solidarity with Sudanese Women

By Worldview Staff
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On Today’s Show:

  • Over the past few years, conservative political parties in many countries have forged coalitions with the far-right. 
  • Scores of housing authorities in the Netherlands own more than two million homes for lower-income residents.
  • The Chicago Jewish Day School is hosting a “Water Walk” event that stimulates the everyday lived experience of South Sudanese women and girls who walk miles to get water.