How rising housing costs are pushing Nashville's immigrant communities further away

Housing is on a lot of people’s minds in Nashville: how expensive it is, how hard to find it is, how many tall-and-skinnies are popping up across town, etc. In this episode, we examine how the red-hot Nashville market specifically impacts working class and recently arrived immigrants and their families. We're joined by community members, outreach worker, and educators to learn about how development and rising rents are making cultural communities and vital services harder to access for many immigrants and recently-arrived refugees. But first, we will hear from WPLN's Blake Farmer about what the leaked Supreme Court opinion could mean for the future of reproductive health care in Tennessee. What questions do you have about the future of abortion access in the state? You can let us know by leaving a voice message here. Guests: Blake Farmer, WPLN senior health care reporter Saleem Tahiri, co-founder of Tennessee Resettlement Aid Esmatullah Hananzai, came to Middle Tennessee with his family as refugees from Afghanistan last fall Alexis Marshall, WPLN morning producer  Clint Wilson, principal of Glencliff High School Cecilia Prado, co-director of Worker’s Dignity