Transporting Inequality: Race and Infrastructure

This chapter explores the deep connections between transportation infrastructure and systemic racial inequality in the United States. Through personal narratives and historical examples, the speakers discuss how policies related to highways and public transportation have reinforced segregation and marginalized Black communities. The conversation emphasizes the necessity of reimagining transportation policies to prioritize racial justice and address the ongoing impacts of these historical decisions.

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