... Gay bars have served as gay neighborhood's anchors and beacons as they emerged in the 1970s and after. In the contexts of urban renewal and gay gentrification, conflicts between bars and neighborhood residents revealed classed divisions within the LGBTQ community over the right to assemble...

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... of flight from police create openings for reimagining a world beyond police. The chapter further positions Twyman's moment of flight as an extension of the fugitive infrastructure of her neighborhood, where residents organized and sustained life in the face of urban renewal and other constrictions of state...

... The third chapter, “The Ruins of Settlement,” asks if the colonial city can be a stable form with which to interpret the geographies and temporalities of climate catastrophe. Focusing on the intersecting policies of Indigenous relocation and urban renewal in and beyond the Twin Cities...

... to render the US/Mexico borderlands as a pacified region by subjecting the conflicted border zone to an aesthetic imperative. inSITE global cosmopolitan elite urban renewal cultural tourism ...

... into drug use and the impact that his growing insularity had on the organization, especially around the question of maintaining discipline and voicing dissent. Several key leaders, such as Ray Masai Hewitt, Bobby Seale, and David Hilliard, leave the organization in this period. Lionel Wilson urban...

... Gay bars have served as gay neighborhood's anchors and beacons as they emerged in the 1970s and after. In the contexts of urban renewal and gay gentrification, conflicts between bars and neighborhood residents revealed classed divisions within the LGBTQ community over the right to assemble...

...: a reciprocal exchange of resources and services for mutual benefit done in conjunction with social movements demanding transformative change. Many of the young organizers were also ordained ministers in extra-ecclesiastical “street churches” described in chapter 2. urban renewal mutual aid War...

... novels sketch in emotional features of Singapore during three important periods: the years following World War II, in which children are lost and replaced; the 1980s, when children move from villages to high-rise apartments as part of planned urban renewal; and the 2000s, as elders move into small senior...

... to an aesthetic imperative. inSITE global cosmopolitan elite urban renewal cultural tourism “Chapter 6: Globalizing Mexican Art” illustrates how inSITE facilitated the entrance of young Mexico City artists into the nascent global contemporary art industry, aiding the internationalization...

... still survives in today’s Vila Mimosa and is presently facing political and economic threats to its existence brought about by a new wave of land speculation and authoritarian municipal politics in the São Cristovão neighborhood. hygienization prostitution political resistance urban renewal...

... This essay extends and applies Sylvia Wynter’s meta-cartography of Man and les damnés de la terre/the wretched of the earth by looking towards contemporary debates over the urban. The research draws attention to debates in the fields of urban redevelopment and renewal in order to interrogate...

... The conclusion situates Mumbai’s hydraulic infrastructure in a larger conversation about technology, the environment, and personhood in the Anthropocene. It urges an attention to the ways in which distribution is conducted with the materials and politics of modern urban infrastructures...