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Episode 41: Race, Zoning, Planning, and the Future
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This is a big and heady conversation, as evidenced by the extensive show notes and accompanying blog post, and is the start of what is going to be a needed and necessary ongoing conversation that starts in many ways with how Realtors, originally known as “real estate men” were at the forefront of implementing racially-based zoning and restrictions, and how those, combined with urban planning designed to effect racial segregation continues today.
- What is anti-housing policy?
- How racial segregation was sneakily codified by housing type, lot size.
- When did the boom start?
- “Real estate men” were part of the entire process of racial segregation
- Who was Harland Bartholomew, and what was his role in establishing national zoning
- Impact of transference of generational wealth
- Systematic targeting of races to rend them
- Urban renewal material is still being taught
- Transportation & single family zoning impact on segregation
- What’s the opposition to housing types and integration
- Return to urban and tighter communities
- What should we be doing to in urban planning to enhance socioeconomic diversity?
- NIMBY
- Failed bill in Virginia to remove single family zoning
- Minneapolis Has A Bold Plan To Tackle Racial Inequity. Now It Has To Follow Through
- To Avoid Integration, Americans Built Barricades in Urban Space
- Transit-oriented development
- Bicycles and transportation and equality
- Don’t force people to pay for parking
- Density and university parking
- ‘Corona Cycleways’ Become the New Post-Confinement Commute
- Superblocks’ huge benefits, where are they, how can we implement them
- How do we create the society we want?
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