Courts to Memphis: No, Spying on Protesters Is Not Good Police WorkSubmitted by RedIsNowGreen in ACAB
A judge rejects the city of Memphis’s argument that an unpermitted protest is unlawful
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Stop Designing Bike-Friendly Cities Only for Wealthy White Cyclists
The U.S. Cities With the Highest Levels of Income Segregation
70 Years Ago, This Is What Palestine Looked Like
Housing Can’t Be Both Affordable and a Good Investment
What happens to kid-culture when streets are car-free
The Poor Are More Likely to Be Overcharged on Rent, Study Finds
Nikole Hannah-Jones Takes On the Myths of Segregation
The 'War on Sitting' Has a New FrontSubmitted by An_Old_Big_Tree in lobby
Remembering the Sci-Fi Dream of the Minnesota Experimental City
How Seattle Bucked a National Trend and Got More People to Ride the Bus
At Starbucks, Bias Is Ground Into the DesignSubmitted by Pop in Rent_Strikes
How 'Maintainers,' Not 'Innovators,' Make the World Turn
Trans Teens, Trailed by Homelessness (United States)
White Americans' Hold on Wealth Is Old, Deep, and Nearly Unshakeable
Why Climate Strike Protesters Targeted Amazon Go
Poland: Choked by Air Pollution, Krakow Bans Coal From Homes
Finding Black Liberation in a Detroit Food Co-op
A Map of American Lynchings That Spans More Than a Century
'Blade Runner' Turned Us All Into Dystopians. We Should Give Utopia Another Try.
Who Owns the Digital Map of the World?Submitted by SJWarCleric in Cartography
Can Berlin Buy Its Way Out of a Housing Crisis?
The FBI's War on Black-Owned BookstoresSubmitted by An_Old_Big_Tree in History
What Airbnb Did to New York CitySubmitted by ziq in Gentrification
Black Girls Are Being Criminalized at Higher and Higher Rates
Britain's Next Megaproject: A Coast-to-Coast ForestSubmitted by An_Old_Big_Tree in uplefting
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Who Lives in the U.S. 'Border Zone'? Probably, You.
Now the Entire Nation of Estonia Will Offer Free Public Transit, Too
Trump’s Plan to Criminalize Homelessness Is Taking Shape
Low-Income Renters Face Eviction, Thanks to the Government Shutdown
There's No Such Thing as a Dangerous Neighborhood
Who Maps The World? Too often, (cis) men. And money. But a team of OpenStreetMap users is working to draw new cartographic lines, making maps that more accurately—and equitably—reflect our space
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