CLEAN : Protesters take to the streets of New York City as eviction moratorium expires

The transcript discusses the potential consequences of ending the eviction moratorium in New York City, highlighting the risk of eviction for thousands of women and children of color. It emphasizes the urgency of the situation, given the ongoing pandemic and winter season, and calls for action against landlords exploiting the crisis. The transcript also mentions a protest organized to oppose the resumption of eviction proceedings.

What is the main concern if the moratorium ends during winter and a pandemic?

• Higher utility bills

• Rise in evictions and homelessness

• More public protests

• Increased traffic congestion

Why is it considered unacceptable to start eviction proceedings at the end of the moratorium?

• It will result in mass evictions during a pandemic

• It will increase the number of school dropouts

• It will cause a rise in food prices

• It will lead to overcrowded public transport

What is the estimated number of people facing eviction in New York?

• 500,000

• 250,000

• 1,000,000

• 100,000

What is the criticism against landlords in the context of the eviction moratorium?

• They are reducing rent prices

• They are exploiting the crisis for profit

• They are improving housing conditions

• They are offering free housing

What action is being called for in response to the landlords' behavior?

• Increased rent prices

• More lenient eviction policies

• Stricter regulations against exploitation

• Subsidies for landlords