We Like To Blame Cities For Our Ills. Is This Fair?
The demonization of density harkens to the heyday of urbanization in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. American civic leaders and reformers of the time embraced the notion that urban social problems " disease, poverty, immorality " stemmed from the physical environments of cities. " CityLab
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