The new Opportunity Compass is the first of its kind to measure a city’s progress on economic mobility, according to a news release. https://t.co/lbQgTFRymN
Congratulations to AJ Calhoun for being named to the "Top 30 Under 30" class of 2022! Sponsored by @ElevateCLT, the list spotlights future leaders of Charlotte. We are proud of you, AJ! 👏🏾
🧵 I finished Reparations by @dukekwondc and @_wgthompson. I read it slowly. For someone new to the idea, it was a lot to absorb.
But in the end - and this may make no one happy - I actually thought it was quite moderate in its proposals. 1/22
For those who are interested in research-based solutions to stop police violence, here’s what you need to know - based on the facts and data. A thread. (1/x)
As someone who spends a lot of time thinking about the importance of church buildings, this is a great reminder that it’s really people who build the church
What if we could build smart cities in which the built environment was responsive to changes in the needs of citizens in real time? https://t.co/1FzNI8ZXng
Another great thread by @schmangee
“Car ownership is the price of basic participation in our economy in America. And that is a very very steep price for low income people”
As we have become ever more mobile and more connected and absorbed in a panoply of things that are not immediately present to us, our actual and tangible places seem less and less important to us, more and more transient or provisional or even disposable. https://t.co/SB3LgUIntA
What even is loitering? Check out this visual storytelling of laws against being somewhere you’re not wanted from @arielabergriger at @CityLab https://t.co/ka7GF9VTR7
"The trouble with the functionalist city... is that it reduces city dwellers to abstract economic actors, and leaves as secondary those goods and relationships that make for a full human life." https://t.co/fNBlUNjjyf