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Is her representation of gentrification in Santa Ana positive or negative?

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Is her representation of gentrification in Santa Ana positive or negative?

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Medina's representation of gentrification in Santa Ana is clearly negative in this article. Although nearly all the new businesses are owned and operated by Latinos, these are second and third-generation Latinos as well as their customers that aren't interested in "the goods from back home".

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What aspect of gentrification in Santa Ana does Medina identify as being overlooked or "left unsaid"?

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What aspect of gentrification in Santa Ana does Medina identify as being overlooked or "left unsaid"?

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An aspect of gentrification that Medina identities as being overlooked are those older shop owners and their customers are second and third generations Latinos, who are not looking for "goods back home". This means it is smarter for the city to upgrade a downtown area like 4th street so they can profit off these people who are looking want something more modern.

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I would describe Medina's report as informational because it provides information on how gentrification affects businesses in Santa Ana that are owned by people with not that much money. It shows how it can have affect on the culture of the area and it also explains why the owners who were mostly white want to improve downtown Santa Ana and make it more welcoming.

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Medina's report was published in the New York Times. What do you think this says about the issue of gentrification in Santa Ana and the United States as a whole?

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Medina's report was published in the New York Times. What do you think this says about the issue of gentrification in Santa Ana and the United States as a whole?

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Not only is gentrification happening locally but across the nation. It is erasing the heritage of many other cities and driving them away and making the place generic. Medina wants people to be aware of the ongoing wipeout of the culture.

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As the economy grows, so do the struggles for stores to stay in business. Some stores end up closing or hoping rent go down in price. According to the author mostly white people are the ones behind bringing more English talking clients and improve the view of Santa Ana. However the main reason behind bringing English talking clients is to remove the aspect that Santa Ana is represented as an immigrant hub. Although some  people say that new businesses are run by Latinos, they are either second - third generation with more money. Some businesses might not be affected by the new changes depending on what they are selling.