Skyways and Segregation
James reflects on the stark transformation of the skyways since the 1990s, noting a shift towards a more exclusive environment aimed at suburban white collar workers. As the Twin Cities grew more diverse, the skyways became increasingly unwelcoming for people of color, exemplified by heightened security measures and profiling. This tension reveals a deeper history of exclusion that has long shaped urban spaces, highlighting the ongoing struggle for belonging in public areas.In this clip
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