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“As a Louisville resident and as someone who’s really concerned with equity in the composition of my community, if that does mean at the end of the day that folks who are lower-income are less likely to return to my community, that’s a problem for me,” said Katie Dickinson, an assistant professor of environmental and occupational health at the Colorado School of Public Health. “Thinking about what those folks might need today to put them on a path where they might be able to come back, speaking as a resident, would be my preference.”