Kansas City Gentrification Legacy Talk

Local civics lesson and a conversation about "privilege" put into practice . . .

"The program stems from research conducted by Tyler Cukar, a New York architect and urban designer. Cukar has researched Kansas City and the damaging role that racial covenants, red-lining, school desegregation and finally, urban renewal played in shaping not only our cities but also our social understandings of the communities."

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Design community to share insights on Orchestrated Urbanism

The Center for Architecture & Design will present a thought-provoking program on Orchestrated Urbanism: The Race-Built City next Wednesday, Nov. 29 at AIA Kansas City. Tickets are still available, but it is nearly a sell-out. See below for registration details. The program stems from research conducted by Tyler Cukar, a New York architect and urban designer.

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  1. From the Hipster Manifesto:

    "While we condemn any overt discrimination against people of color, we don’t really want to have anything to do with them (unless they happen to be hipsters, like us), hence our aversion to buses and our unwillingness to cross Troost and certainly Prospect. It’s all good and well to talk equality, but really, people! We are, of course, willing to use racism as a tool against any and all of our opponents. If you don’t like marathons, streetcars, and higher taxes for things we want, you’re a racist, in other words. See how well that works? If you don’t like it, you can always move to some Ku Klux Klan enclave in Utah or wherever."

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  2. Twenty dollars to be told about the "damaging effects of racial covenants". The end of these restrictions marked the beginning of the transformation of this country's (once) great cities into Third World shit-holes of Black crime and dysfunction. Typical Jew Bullshit.

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  3. ^^^^^Typical goy bullshit.

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  4. Gentrification: any effort by humans to keep their neighborhoods businesses or property from being Trashed by subhumans.

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