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Housing is an enormous issue in Boston. There should be more control of landlords.—Carmen Pola, Community Organizer and Volunteer
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Income inequality. There are divisions that are still in big cities, including neighborhoods in Boston, that without a leverage point, result in generational displacement.—Dr. Clifford Janey, Teacher/Educator
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Quality care for seniors, like my mother. If they continue to take care of seniors, that is half of the city’s population.—Joyce Dennis, Healthcare Insurance Worker
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More traffic control. Sometimes cars don’t stop at crosswalks while pedestrians are trying to get around.—Sam Hudson, Retired
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Homelessness. The temperatures are unbearable and you see people out there, possibly dying.—Theresa Lewis, Hospital Staff Assistant
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Education, because I think the youth is the future and a lot of cities don’ take that into account, especially in urban areas when there is not a lot of money.—Virginia Lyons, Accountant