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SOURCE: New York Times
12/9/2020
How Atlanta’s Politics Overtook the Suburbs, Too
Kevin Kruse is among the scholars of Atlanta who offer insight on how the growth of the metro area has overcome the division between the city and its suburbs and turned Georgia purple.
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SOURCE: New York Times
8/17/2020
Want to Flee the City for Suburbia? Think Again
The 20th century offers object lessons in why fleeing cities for suburban and exurban settings can backfire — even if it seems like a good idea at first.
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SOURCE: New York Times
5/11/2020
The Cities We Need (Editorial)
Our cities are broken because affluent Americans have been segregating themselves from the poor, and our best hope for building a fairer, stronger nation is to break down those barriers.
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