Camille Fink

The United States has a long and insidious history of erecting structures to control the movements of African Americans in urban and suburban spaces.

In rural Alabama, a long history of racial inequality and poverty has left people struggling to survive in uninhabitable housing.

Another corruption scandal involving a Los Angeles city councilmember highlights the urgent need for major planning changes in the city.

The coronavirus has upended urban life, but it also provides an opportunity to look to new and innovative redesign of cities in the future.

Pilot programs can offer useful insight to decisionmakers, but they need to be done for the right reasons and with clear goals and plans.