Lita Cho on Mythryl: “I am all for building things fairly and ecologically, but the…”

This was such a beautiful and tragic read. I loved the juxtaposition of city planning. Wondering what SF could have been if we just said yes instead of no. Similarly, I read Erza Klein’s Abundance, which I also enjoyed

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I just published the most personal thing I’ve ever written. The High Cost of Saying No: Why I Can’t Stop Talking About Housing. It’s about Atlanta and San Francisco, growth, and grief. And the decisions that shaped my marriage, my loss, and everything after www.dataandpolitics.net/the-high-cos...

dataandpolitics.netThe High Cost of Saying No: Why I Can't Stop Talking About HousingAtlanta isn't just building structures. It is filling them with life. Meanwhile, in San Francisco, we keep fighting over everything except how to make room for each other. Cities, like lives, are made...

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