Making Black history matter in public space
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Planners, developers, and city leaders must recognize and work harder to embed underrepresented history and culture in our spaces not only when tensions are high, but as consistent, integral components of our efforts to promote inclusive growth in communities.
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- Planners, developers, and city leaders must recognize and work harder to embed underrepresented history and culture in our spaces not only when tensions are high, but as consistent, integral components of our efforts to promote inclusive growth in communities.
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