
Public Spaces chronicles two suburban émigrés' encounters with city people creating different kinds of local, public life. www.polidevo.com
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 18 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Categories | Society & CultureReligion & Spirituality | ||||

What happens when a community organizer’s difficult background—the one that leads them into mentoring and community organizing in the first place—returns and threatens to destroy their work?
And when a community organizer’s life falls apart, what ha... more
I spend my early mornings in the mulch, sitting against the air-conditioning unit. I have my smoothie, and I have my cat.
Our house sits at the end of a cul-de-sac, but one back corner faces our neighborhood’s main drag. Our neighbors, in the cool o... more
One day I’ll write about my journey to a loving Black church in southern Middle Tennessee, but not today. My only preliminary today involves what a white man is doing in the pulpit of an otherwise Black church.
When I started going to church here, I... more
Arabic is Nashville’s third most-spoken language, and around 80% of its speakers are Coptic Christians. Unlike members of almost every other U.S. Coptic community, most of Nashville’s Copts are working-class people. Yet most of these working-class Eg... more
The genuine article, and with the video. — Bryce
Coptic Christians who have moved from their Egyptian homeland to the United States face an unusual quandary. Since 2015, they have become for many American politicians and churches stark evidence of w... more
You live in a neighborhood that’s been overlooked and oppressed for years. Neighbors are turning against neighbors, refusing to lend money or otherwise help one another out. Your neighborhood is a joke to the larger community. “Can anything good come... more
Wes Tank of Milwaukee and Dewey Tron of Arlington, Virginia have left traditional, corporate video directing behind in favor of showcasing their cities’ neighborhoods. As government funding for traditional public media and secondary media classes bec... more
(18-min. podcast episode.) Several American cities have done rails to trails projects. In many ways, Milwaukee’s Beerline Trail is like most of the projects. Train service through Milwaukee’s Northeast industrial corridor left, so Milwaukee has turne... more










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