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The standards have changed to such a degree that my old neighborhood of South Beach, when it was time to fix the street that wasn't draining properly, they had to widen it and take away half our sidewalk, because the standards were wider.
Portland, Oregon, famously walkable, instituted its "Skinny Streets" program in its residential neighborhood.
However, missing teeth, those empty lots can be issues as well, and if you have a missing corner because of an outdated zoning code, then you could have a missing nose in your neighborhood.
That's what we had in my neighborhood.
To the left is the convention center neighborhood, full of pedestrians.
It wasn't doing very well because this was the bridge, and no one was walking from the convention center into that neighborhood.
Are there going to be a lot of cats and snakes around, or will I live in an upper-class neighborhood where all I have to do is behave well and proper, and that will gain me social acceptance?
Residential segregation by race, which has led to blacks and whites living in very different neighborhood contexts, is a classic example of institutional racism.
Ivan was 11 years old, and he went for treatment in a neighborhood near our house.
One afternoon, while I was waiting for him, I went into a greengrocer, a typical neighborhood store with a little bit of everything.
Every day you have a chance to practice, in your neighborhood and beyond.
CA: We can't see that much of it, but it doesn't look like just a little friendly neighborhood truck.
If we narrow in on our neighborhoods experiencing the most poverty, those where 82 percent of the student body is considered economically disadvantaged, the number rises to 23 percent of the neighborhood.
Women like Susie Paige in Philadelphia, who after walking daily past an abandoned building in her neighborhood, decided, "I'm not waiting.
See how it constantly logs every resident of our neighborhood; logging the kids who play football in the no-ballgame area and marking them as statutory nuisances.
They're really meant to be designed for the neighborhood in which they reside and the community which they serve.
And the home might be in a neighborhood like this.
I know, I can hear you now, there's somebody in the room screaming at me inside their head, "That's my house, and that's my neighborhood, and I know everyone on my block!"
Cohousing is an intentional neighborhood where people know each other and look after one another.
So, land consumption: environmentalists are really concerned about this, so are farmers; there's a whole range of people, and, of course, neighborhood groups that want open space nearby.
Minority neighborhood.
We believe that a home is a thing a person absolutely has a right to, unless the person is poor and the home is built a certain way in a certain neighborhood.
At my university, I'm one of the few faculty members of color, and growing up, I experienced my family's social mobility, moving out of apartments into a nice house, but in an overwhelmingly white neighborhood.
By creating pathways between houses of worship within one neighborhood, we would create islands of stability and networks of people that could withstand threats.
And for some it was simply to build neighborhood solidarity in advance of feared election violence.
You could go into any neighborhood and not know which homes are also workplaces.
And so it was the first time that I was able to see my own neighborhood as a relational context.
And for however briefly, Eric Bennett's neighborhood had regained its value.
They ask equally difficult questions of myself and my neighborhood counterparts about our value systems and what our path to collective agency needs to be.
One of the neighborhood members and paint crew members said it best when he said, "This didn't change the neighborhood, it changed people's perceptions about what's possible for their neighborhood," in big and small ways.
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