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Title: Black Public Joy
Author: Jay Pitter
Category: Nonfiction, Social & Cultural Studies, Political Science, Politics, City Planning & Urban Development, Civil Rights, Biography & Memoir
Language: English | 176 Pages | ISBN: 0771051913
Description:
From one of North America's most influential public space experts comes a powerful treatise celebrating Black people's audacious, complex, and universally embraced public joy expressions.
How much safety, belonging and delight do you feel when you walk through a park? Hang out in a coffee shop? Ride the subway to work? Explore a new neighbourhood? Now, how much do you know about how history, urban planning, culture and even your personal upbringing impact those feelings, and overall access, to public joy? For well over a decade, Jay Pitter has been thinking about public space and the ways it can be designed to not only contribute to social equity but also inspire joy for everyone. Her award-winning work helping cities navigate complex issues such as reimagining Confederate monument sites, the creation of cultural districts and the adoption of gender-responsive street design compels her to ask: "How can I ignite public joy?"
Pitter acknowledges...
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