A Black Urbanist: Essays Vol. 1

By Kristen Jeffers | Category: Politics and Social Sciences ebooks | DMCA

The long-awaited book from me, blogger, speaker, writer, community advocate, and friend Kristen Jeffers.My (late) dad was a key influence in me being interested in the city. We used to bike around our working-class neighborhood, walk to the neighborhood ballpark and go downtown to all the festivals. He also took me to more school buildings than I would care to share. In essence, I grew up with a l...

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Publication Date: November 30, 2014
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Language: English
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I love the perspective Jeffers brings to the discussion of American urbanism. Jeffers shares the perspective of an African American through the eyes of an Urbanist. These essays expand on the idea that Jeffers shares on her blog. Her writing brings y...

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