Abundance - A Metropolitan Abundance Project Podcast #23 - Jessica Trounstine on Segregation
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Jul 29, 2024 Jessica Trounstine, a Political Science professor, discusses US city segregation with M. Nolan Gray and Ned Resnikoff. They explore historical segregation factors, affordable housing opposition, zoning's racial roots, and strategies for integration. They also touch on Nashville's music scene and the portrayal of cities in fictional works.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Transforming Academic Content into Engaging Stories Through Comics
02:19 • 25min
Addressing the Link Between Race, Poverty, and Affordable Housing Opposition
27:09 • 5min
History and Persistence of Zoning and Segregation in the United States
32:29 • 32min
Strategies for Addressing Housing Segregation in Cities
01:04:42 • 21min
Exploring Nashville's Music and Political Scene
01:26:06 • 7min
Exploring the Role of Cities in Fiction, Film, and TV Shows
01:33:19 • 2min
Exploring Polarization in Local Politics and Segregation's Role
01:35:36 • 3min