Multi-Generational Urban Revival: Sweat Equity and the Individual Homeowner
"Black landscapes matter because they are renewable. We can uncover, exhume, validate, and celebrate these landscapes through new narratives and stories that chose to return us to origins. The contested and the forgotten landscapes, renewed through a myriad of expressions, can give us incentives to obligations for years to come." How do we plan within a landscape of disinvestment and disenfranchisement of Black people, and, most of all, how do we not forget about Black people as a counterwave to new, predominately white gentry returning to a place that they chose to leave behind." - Walter Hood and Grace Tada
Monique Dorroh