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Richard Florida argues that cities that are most open to diversity and are most tolerant will have ... Started by sc00by25	1 Replies 2,210 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by cloudre37
Gay enclaves emerge in the city because urban police are more liberal than rural police and they ... Started by mwit1967	1 Replies 304 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by josephsuarez
Early etiquette manuals directed males to avoid any contact with females in the city. Started by ss2343	1 Replies 52 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by billybob123
While not underestimating the extent of gender harassment in the public realm, Hutter argues that ... Started by altibaby	1 Replies 83 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by Zebsrer
Which of the following, according to Lofland and others, is a problematic aspect of the focus on ... Started by Mr.Thesaxman	1 Replies 32 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by meganmoser117
Which of the following theories argues that the city, because of its size, density, and ... Started by jman1234	1 Replies 35 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by succesfull
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of "urban tribes" as described by Watters? Started by stevenposner	1 Replies 133 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by soda0602
The Stonewall Rebellion is notable as a Started by jrubin	1 Replies 310 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by Chocorrol77
Richard Florida's theory of the creative class differs from standard accounts of urban economic ... Started by lbcchick	1 Replies 2,315 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by fromAlphatoOmega22
Patterns of deferential behavior toward women in public spaces are based on Started by CORALGRILL2014	1 Replies 282 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by amynguyen1221
In the Victorian era, many believed that women should be confined to the home and excluded from work ... Started by dbose	1 Replies 56 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by onowka
In the late 1980s, St. Louis began a process of urban recovery through various strategies, including ... Started by drink	1 Replies 64 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by akemokai
In his book The Invention of Heterosexuality, Katz argues that in the 19th century Started by altibaby	1 Replies 46 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by asdfghjkl;
In arguing for a more balanced view of the implications of city life for women, Wilson recognizes ... Started by vicotolentino	1 Replies 35 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by brittiany.barnes
Gratz and Mintz refer to the strategy of urban revitalization in which local businesses and people ... Started by RYAN BANYAN	1 Replies 87 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by cascooper22
Florida's notion of a "creative class" refers to people who are attracted to Started by Mimi	1 Replies 592 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by mcomstock09
An irony of the protective labor legislation of the 19th century, which limited the exposure of ... Started by lb_gilbert	1 Replies 79 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by okolip
According to Watters, the major factor in the development of "urban tribes" is the Started by Chloeellawright	1 Replies 43 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by scrocafella
According to urbanist John Rennie Short, the term manmade city refers to Started by plus1	1 Replies 40 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by lkanara2
According to social historian Elizabeth Wilson, men design cities to control disorder and to control ... Started by appyboo	1 Replies 47 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by C.mcnichol98
According to Castells, the city which has been most transformed by its gay community is Started by Themember4	1 Replies 43 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by billybob123
What is gentrification? Give an example of a gentrified area. Started by cnetterville	1 Replies 31 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by ladyjames123
What did Yancey and his colleagues suggest about what was seen as "wasted space," in Pruitt-Igoe? Started by abarnes	1 Replies 46 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by xoxo123
What are the key differences between enclaves and ghettos? Started by SAVANNAHHOOPER23	1 Replies 28 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by jrpg123456
Solnit suggests that San Francisco went through a two-step gentrification process. What were the two steps? Started by Alainaaa8	1 Replies 51 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by Jordin Calloway