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Racial Equity and Urban Infrastructure
The focus on racial equity in urban development raises questions about how to create infrastructure projects that are both equitable and inclusive for community members. The potential economic benefits of such projects, however, may not guarantee the survival of local businesses during the construction process, creating uncertainty for homeowners who fear being priced out of their neighborhoods.
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The community of Treme has suffered major damage due to the construction of a highway.
16:25 - 18:30 (02:05)
Summary
The community of Treme has suffered major damage due to the construction of a highway. The local government's priorities will mainly determine whether the Biden administration will have a significant impact.
ChapterRacial Equity and Urban Infrastructure
EpisodeRighting the Historical Wrong of the Claiborne Highway
PodcastThe Daily
The lens of racial equity raises questions on how to execute infrastructure projects in a more inclusive and equitable way, which could economically benefit the community, but may also impact local businesses and livelihoods.
18:30 - 23:10 (04:40)
Summary
The lens of racial equity raises questions on how to execute infrastructure projects in a more inclusive and equitable way, which could economically benefit the community, but may also impact local businesses and livelihoods.