racism crops up in a city’s landscape: 1) pollution, 2) construction of Chinatowns, 3) hostile architecture, 4) lack of public transportation, and 5) highways as dividers.
How Discrimination Shapes What Your City Looks Like
by lindaoppenheim | Jun 2, 2016 | Article | 1 comment
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Great article highlighting how discrimination and racism are built constructs of our daily lives and thus inform our perceptions of what’s ‘normal’ and accepted