Urban vs. Rural: A North American Perspective

This chapter explores the historical and contemporary contrasts between urban and rural living in North America, examining the diverse perceptions shaped by media narratives. It delves into the complexities of housing, immigration, and social dynamics, while advocating for inclusive urban planning to address varying community needs. Highlighting examples from cities like Detroit and Hamilton, the discussion emphasizes grassroots efforts and the role of local leadership in fostering resilient communities.