Whole Foods and the gentrification of D.C.

As two new Whole Foods prepare to open in D.C., the store promises to provide healthier food than some alternative, low-cost grocers. But will the store be able to support public assistance programs? The Post's Clinton Yates and Ed Lazere of D.C. Fiscal Policy Institute weigh in. (Watch more from On Background: goo.gl/14qiXe)
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[@Orf]

2:20 I am actually really concerned that a Whole Foods...will limit access that low income residents have to affordable produce and affordable groceries in general.

[@Orf]

5:00 bc of the [high] prices of Whole Foods I don't think working people will be able to benefit from that"

[@Orf]

11:30 "h st is lost. Gentrified"

[@michaelreed4744]

Hello. Do you know of any myths to gentrification?

[@starr3054]

Lol the whites saying places are gentrified comes off as hilarious 😆