Recs if you like City Limits: Infrastructure, Inequality, and the Future of America's Highways...

Nonfiction exploring how better city design (urban planning) and policy can build people-centered cities that are sustainable, inclusive, and future-proof. Very North America centric but applies elsewhere.

How the lack of walkable infrastructure affects us and what we can do to combat it

My personal curriculum reading list for a couple of deep dives I have planned, all under the same general category of urbanism, intersectionality, and how to make cities better. This has been a niche interest of mine for a while, but mostly just a thing I watch YouTube videos about. Now I'm looking to dive a bit deeper! I'll add books as I build out my "curriculums" & if you have any suggestions pls let me know! I have a sister list about public transportation.

Books about the dark truth of the U.S., its history, and how it functions now, covering everything from colonialism, to slavery, to redlining, to police brutality, to poverty, to Christian nationalism, to unchecked capitalism, and more.

Companies and industries that suck and why life is miserable because of them.

Books for those interested in walking, biking, rolling, buses, streets, roads, and more.