Based Camp with Simone Malcolm Collins
Based Camp with Simone Malcolm Collins
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The Disappearing Child in the City: The Urban Exodus of Families

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December 5, 2024

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In this episode, Simone and the host delve into the concerning trend of families leaving major American cities. They discuss an article from The Atlantic titled 'The Urban Family Exodus is a Warning for Progressives,' highlighting statistics and factors contributing to this mass migration. With a focal point on the dramatic decline of children under five in cities like Manhattan, Los Angeles, and San Francisco, they explore the potential consequences on urban life and progressive policies. The conversation extends to comparisons between conservative and progressive cities, the impact of progressive ideologies on city infrastructure, and personal anecdotes on living in both urban and suburban environments. The episode also touches on the broader social implications and the future of family life in urban areas.

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The Disappearing Child in the CityThe AtlanticUrban Family ExodusManhattan Los AngelesSan FranciscoUrban ExodusInfrastructure COVID-Its Role

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