Peter Moskowitz

About the Author

Peter Moskowitz is an acclaimed journalist and author whose incisive explorations of urban inequality and social justice have reshaped conversations about American cities. Drawing from his experiences growing up in a rapidly changing Detroit and his reporting across the United States, Moskowitz delves into the human costs of gentrification and economic disparity. His debut book, 'How to Kill a City: Gentrification, Inequality, and the Fight for the Neighborhood,' earned widespread praise for its vivid storytelling and rigorous analysis, highlighting the struggles of communities in places like Detroit, New Orleans, and San Francisco. A former staff writer at outlets including The New Republic and a contributor to The New York Times, Moskowitz continues to advocate for equitable urban policies through his writing and public speaking.