100 Years of Segregating Public Housing

Issues run deeper than a glass of water

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As a gentle, blessedly cool breeze meanders off the Hudson River, floats across my desk, and flips open the cover of The Power Broker: Robert Moses and the Fall of New York, I can’t help but feel a little red with rage. New York history does this to me. Of course, I consider my poisonous mood a victory, because at least the city…