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Tag Archive for: Public Space

Why Shoveling Your Car out of the Snow Doesn’t Create Parking Rights (But Feels Like It Should)

February 9, 2026
After heavy snowfalls in American cities, people dig out their…
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Whitewashing a Myth about Graffiti Abatement

January 25, 2026
This past weekend, I saw The Honey Trap. The play centers on…
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The Used Car Lot Next Door

October 12, 2025
Living beside a used car lot can teach you about noise, boundaries,…
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Parking as a Microcosm of Broader Urban Struggles

September 14, 2025
Parking, often treated as a mundane logistical concern, is an…
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Why Paying Attention to the Streets Can Change How You See the City

August 24, 2025
Most of us move through cities on autopilot. We commute, run…
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