Mitchell Schwarzer, professor for Visual Studies, writes about privatizing the public city in new essay
Professor Mitchell Schwarzer, a historian of architecture, landscape, and urbanism, pens an essay for Places Journal about Oakland's lopsided "boom" geared toward the wealthy.
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