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Can you also make the overpass racist?
purposefully designs the overpass to pass over a black community and evicts them all
*This is actuslly how roads were built in cities the past century. The project "segregation by design" has extremely good archiving of this
The amount of black/brown neighborhoods in Milwaukee with random infrastructure is absurd. Like why is there an entrance to the highway on this side street?
Adds black history mural along the same overpass
In my city they didn’t make overpasses. They built massive earthworks around the minority sections of town with highways on top of them.
I think they were referring to Robery Moses, who purposefully designed overpasses too low for buses so buses from black neighborhoods couldn't go to Jones Beach anymore.