NIOT Princetonracism 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.
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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.
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