America's Right-Wing Citadels Of Hate
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as posted by the channelLive-streamed on April 8, 2024
David Masciotra, author, lecturer and journalist based in Indiana, discusses his recent book Exurbia Now: The Battleground of American Democracy.
After contextualizing the rise of exurbs as a late-stage development of white flight beginning in the mid-‘90s, with real estate firms building up isolated communities in previously rural towns and using exclusionary politics and property tax gimmicks to recruit those still escaping the growing diversity of urban centers and even some suburban areas, Masciotra walks Sam and Emma through the infrastructure of exurbia’s isolation, with residents largely working outside of their towns while all civic, media, and commercial roles are taken over by mega-churches, casinos, and massive corporations, resulting in little-to-no connection with their community, much less the outside world.
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