This week Kimberly and I discuss the lack of space for teen girls and the limits of inclusion that segregates rather than brings people together.
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Dear Community, This week has been all about creating, filming, and reimagining how we connect with you. We’re thrilled to share some exciting shifts for A Feminist Newsletter — About Urbanism (and beyond)! Here’s what’s new: 1️⃣ Deeper Climate Crisis Focus: We’re doubling down on the intersection
Hello folks please subscribe and share our podcast! All you have to do is click the video, it’s easy. We’re on episode nine of Auto Asphyxiation, and today, Kimberly and Lark discuss the concept of states’ rights through the lens of Essex County—an area roughly the size
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”
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