Molly Solomon

KQED

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Molly Solomon is a Housing Affordability Reporter at KQED and former reporter/producer covering Southwest Washington for Oregon Public Broadcasting.

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After the eviction, Dominique Walker said to the press, “This house was a statement. It was a symbol of what needs to happen in Oakland. This was an absolute victory. ...

Moms squatting in Oakland house are evicted. What’s next for the moms and the house?

After the eviction, Dominique Walker said to the press, “This house was a statement. It was a symbol of what needs to happen in Oakland. This was an absolute victory. ...

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