What the heck is “white spatial privilege?” Is that railing on people who don’t like to live stacked and packed?
“...white spatial privilege...”
That ended the reading right then and there.
“...white spatial privilege...”
That ended the reading right then and there.
I’m too young to have been part of the big move to suburbia, but, I can understand the appeal of the suburbs. Given the choice of living in crowded cities and small apartments, I can see how people were attracted to new developments, with detached houses, a back yard, clean new neighborhoods. By comparison you can see why so many left the city for the suburbs.