[For more on Compton and its complex demographic change see an earlier ToM piece, “Compton as the Bellwether […]
Category Archive: urban studies
A subway to the sea, new mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, told reporters in 2005, “would be the most utilized […]
In a September 2014 issue of the Beverly Hills Courier, a front page story declared that the construction […]
Karachi is one of the world’s largest cities—by some measures, the second largest in terms of population, and […]
Hello Everyone on the Internet! In continuing our live-blog on History in Action, here is the second of […]
[Editor’s Note: Fifteen years ago, a a group of Jewish and Latino activists began efforts to renovate and […]
“This police department here in Philadelphia could invade Cuba,” Mayor Frank Rizzo told reporters. “What I’m saying is […]
Today’s post wraps up our coverage of the Urban History Association’s Seventh Biennial Conference in Philadelphia. You can find […]