Space is a means of production
Space is a means of production
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A Feminist Urbanist Perspective
Hello folks, Before we jump in, a quick housekeeping note: If you haven’t already, please consider subscribing to our podcast on YouTube. Your support helps amplify our work! The Politics of Silence (and Space) It is easy to mock the contradictions of Trump voters facing “leopards eating my face”
Food banks and food give giveaways are a cruel farce that weakens SNAP, WIC and other programs that give people autonomy and choice
As the United States grapples with persistent inflation, economic inequality, and President Trump’s red pen which has halted $500 million worth of food bank deliveries, the hunger crisis, in the still often hypersegregated urban cities, has intensified, revealing a stark contrast between corporate welfare and austerity measures targeting vulnerable
Libertarian House on the Prairie: The perfect reboot for the current day
Netflix has greenlit a new TV adaptation of “Little House on the Prairie,” the beloved book series written by Laura Ingalls Wilder. —Variety, January 2025 “Little House on the Prairie” by Laura Ingalls Wilder is a classic, award-winning children’s book that is a staple of grade school and junior
Auto Asphyxiation. Episode 8. The Greenway is fine, but when you say this is for equity, well can we have a bike lane on Bloomfield Avenue?
Kimberly and Lark discuss how to create streets for all of New Jersey. We question the usefulness of pulling up rails for parks. Then we entertain the dream of a protected bike lane and trolley up Bloomfield Avenue. Finally we discuss, despite there being a few more women in urbanism,