DOI
https://doi.org/10.21974/bp1e-xf60
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Richmond Racial Equity Essays
Publication Date
2021
Description
The author, a city planner, defines an equitable Richmond as a city where all Richmonders have equal or equivalent access to goods, services, status, rights, power, and amenities. She outlines four ideas to help Richmond expand physical and ownership access: rewriting the zoning ordinance; reconnecting the city; establishing programs that increase generational wealth; expanding engagement and education of city planning.
Keywords
Richmond, racial equity, race, city planning, access
Disciplines
Education | Social and Behavioral Sciences | Urban Studies and Planning
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Text
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Date Created
September 2021
Date of Submission
11-22-2021
Language
English
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Comments
This is essay number 2 from the book Richmond Racial Equity Essays, edited by Ebony Walden and Meghan Z. Gough. It appears on pages 7-10 of the book in the section "Planning for Inclusive Communities."