Stuyvesant Town NYC (first printing) Replacing the Gashouse District of Manhattan with New Housing for 24,000 & a No-Negro Policy : A case study in Urban Renewal & Systemic Racism & Segregation

Simon, Arthur

Edité par New York University Press, New York, 1970

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New York University Press. New York. 1970. 175 pages. First edition, first printing. Book is fine. Blue cloth with stamped titles on spine. Binding and hinges are strong and sound. Pages and endpapers are bright and clean. The only thing keeping the book from as-new condition is a gift inscription on front free endpaper. Original DJ with $6.95 price intact on flap. DJ is near fine with a touch of shelf-rubbing at spine edges and fold tips. NYC's Stuyvesant Town served as the nation's first urban redevelopment plan that bulldozed the Gashouse District of NYC and replaced it with a suburb-within-the-city housing plan for 24,000; except they also instituted a no-Negro policy; essentially designing a White middle-class fortress, in-turn creating a housing blueprint for systemic racism and segregation. This blueprint would find itself in use throughout America; and as a result, Stuyvesant Town USA became a pattern for two very different Americas. An uncommon title; rare in collectible condition, housed in its rare DJ. Fine/Near Fine-. N° de réf. du vendeur 003348

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Titre : Stuyvesant Town NYC (first printing) ...

Éditeur : New York University Press, New York

Date d'édition : 1970

Reliure : Hardcover

Etat : Fine

Etat de la jaquette : Near Fine

Edition : 1st Edition