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At its core, feminist urbanism demands that city planners ask, “Does your class, whether it is gender, race, or socioeconomic, dictate your options in this city?” This question is especially pertinent in New Jersey, where systemic and institutional inequality has long dictated who has access to housing, reliable transportation, and
Just because our institutions have been diminished and are under attack does not mean we should walk away from them. OUR institutions are WORTH defending. Our media. Our community colleges. Our public K-12 school. Our public transit Amtrak. Medicare. Medicaid. National Parks. Social Security. Upgrade to paid membership The wealthy
Low-density housing typically refers to residential areas occupied primarily by single-family homes or buildings with a limited number of dwellings. There is no set definition, but one characteristic of such an area is that the inhabitants start complaining about any housing development that is too tall with too many units.
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The 2020 U.S. census showed that there were 17,342 married same-sex couple households (9,145 lesbian couples) and 10,701 unmarried same-sex couple households in New Jersey. A recent study by Oreffice and Sansone in the journal of Labor Economics women in same-sex relationships have commute times longer
