Is the American Dream DEAD? The Real Reason You Can’t Get Ahead
Andrew Yang Podcast
The Legacy of Zoning and Economic Mobility
This chapter examines the historical evolution of zoning laws in the U.S., particularly their socio-economic and racial implications, using Modesto, California as a case study. It highlights the challenges of urban development, the shrinkage of American mobility, and the psychological effects of stagnation in communities like Flint. The discussion contrasts mindsets of abundance versus scarcity, emphasizing the importance of resilience and the potential for revitalization in declining areas.
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