Oakland, Calif. is at a crossroads it can’t ignore: Current economic growth could create opportunity or be squandered. The city can determine its future — choose progressive policies to stem displacement and aid existing low- and middle-income residents, or side with business interests, inviting higher-end investments and opportunities. Or it can do nothing, and let the market sort it out. In this graphic feature, Oakland-based Illustrator and Journalist Susie Cagle talks to people on all sides of the gentrification debate and finds a complex story of interest to anyone concerned about the future of cities.