Stephanie Webb: Racism & The Built Environment, Season of Sheltering in Place

Activist Stephanie Webb shares how inauthentic conversations, which omit race as a factor in shaping the built environment, cause anxiety.
Resources

• Decipher City
• Separated by Design
• There's Always Something

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Racism & the Built Environment

Racism causing insomnia

Surrounded by fake people

Networking with the alleged like-minded

Yet divided by money

New vision turned a blind eye

To indigenous cultures and history

Gushing about beautifying the environment

Because no one supposedly lives there

Without seeing the existing community

Seeing a people isn’t the same

As engaging with a people

Apologies just won’t do

Restorative justice will

Both the so-called good neighborhoods

And the so-called bad neighborhoods

Were built on a foundation of racism

The 1920s roared with planned segregation

Nowadays it’s no longer segregation

It’s urban renewal

The only thing that’s new

Is the branding

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