Will they afford housing and who will get these jobs? Will Oracle rely on their own people or will locals be considered? Had they did it together with the community in making this deal, you wouldn't have to convince us. We'd already be on board because we've been a part of making it," Kelly said. The Equity Alliance and Stand Up Nashville question why the city continues to "make deals behind closed doors" without community input. They say city leaders fail to see the real impacts these massive deals have on neighbors, on housing and gentrification, on traffic and infrastructure, and on jobs and economic mobility for the people who already call Nashville home.
The Industrial Development Board, a citizen-run Metro board, is expected to vote on the deal Tuesday. Board member Tequila Johnson says she plans on calling a motion to delay the vote and offer more time to get answers to the community's questions. Not just inclusive in the way that we look, but inclusive in the way that we do business. We have not done business in a way that protects our city and our city's residents.
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