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Amen to this: Today, the coronavirus pandemic, in all its horror, opens the prospect of sweeping urban change. Cities suddenly see the possibility of correcting their greatest mistake of the 20th century, the surrender of too much public space to the automobile.Cities need to seize...
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Political Segregation

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On May 21, 2019
When I first looked at this data set about political segregation in cities from 538, I rolled my eyes. When you note that Jackson and Birmingham and Memphis are among the most politically segregated cities--where Democrats live next to Democrats and Republicans live next to...
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Cat Calling: A History

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On September 24, 2018
This is from May but I just saw it and it is a good piece putting street harassment and women dealing with it in historical context. It's not like the last four months have aged it! There was a time when street harassment was taken...

Redlining’s Legacy

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On March 30, 2018

Redlining, the mid-twentieth century federal effort to determine home loan viability based upon the racial makeup of neighborhoods, both reflected long standing white supremacy and created new structures of white.

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