In the aftermath of the Black Lives Matter protests this summer, there is a reckoning about product names and even the etymology of the language used in many industries, including ours.

The property taxes are higher than normal for house #6 because they have not been protest in many years (Illinois, shocker-right?).

But who am I to protest?

Lawsuits or "peaceful" protests are the only thing that get results.

We were in the process of selling the building until the pandemic, protests and economy changed the situation. 

However, if the protests continue to be deadly like they were last night that changes the outlook dramatically for residential. 

Yes, typically tenant can protest

( https://www.npr.org/sections/live-updates-protests-for-racial-justice/2020/08/19/903872006/texas-governor-floats-plan-to-freeze-tax-hikes-in-cities-that-defund-police ) Gov.

@Tim JohnsonI call his office all the time, in fact today I just wanted to clarify with his office whether or not he mentioned if the protest lately have contributed to the Covid cases in Minnesota since nobody socially distances or a lot of the protestors don’t wear masks

It originally went up to 122k but was protested down to 117k.