Greg Brand

Greg Brand is a Policy Corner (PC) writer who is passionate about public policies regarding sustainable development, 
political representation, economic development and housing. He believes individual freedoms should remain untouched as long as they bring no harm to others. He is a Master of Arts in Urban Affairs candidate at the University of San Francisco, and earned his Bachelor’s degree in Political Science from Fordham University. Primarily concerned with domestic policy impacting our inner cities, Greg has experience in development policy analysis, campaign strategy, and political advocacy. He seeks to invite readers to question common perceptions of policy prescriptions and develop a fuller understanding of the political playing field influencing crucial decisions.

A Wound Reopened: Voting Discrimination

“Fifty years ago Dr. King fought to…

Far-Right Terror

“Hunters of Men:” Militarized Police Culture

 There is…

Housing Discrimination Lingers On

After San Francisco was devastated by the 1906…

Prioritizing Our Communities

The late 1970s ushered in a new, post-industrial economic development model…

Prioritizing Our Communities

The late 1970s ushered in a new, post-industrial economic development model…