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John Buntin composes article titled "The Myth of the Gentrification" published January 14, 2015 by the Slate Magazine. Buntin commences his piece  by explaining that people with unpopular occupations get ejected first and some shamefully forced out  because of their inability to keep new payments. Following, Buntin implies that when flushing some people of color out of their neighborhood and welcoming it to white people, the neighborhood becomes more attractive. Readers should interpret Buntin having a racists opinion towards this aspect of gentrification. However, Buntin later explains the benefit of gentrification for African Americans. That being that some black high school graduates' income began to rise. To close, Buntin synthesizes that gebtrifications results in" new political leanders" and "changes to the character of the communities" (Buntin).

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1. Is Buntin for or against gentrification?
Buntin is pro-gentrification.
2. What is Buntin's main argument in this article?
Buntin argues that gentrification does not harm all minorities, specifically towards people of color. Buntin stresses that there are more advantages to gentrification than disadvantages.
3. What evidence does Buntin present regarding the positive effects of gentrification on African American neighborhoods?
To validate his argument, Buntin explains that after gentrifying African American neighborhoods, they became more "attractive to minority households (children and elderly homeowners)" (Buntin).

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Anthony Ulloa, Jose Vargas, Maria Ramirez, Catherine McMorris

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Anthony Ulloa, Jose Vargas, Maria Ramirez, Catherine McMorris