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It frames the “just city” through urgent conversations about unresolved issues such as equity, race, access, and ownership, while also addressing affordability, climate adaptation, and resilience. Contributions from authors across multiple continents offer provocation and practical strategies, highlighting both shared themes and points of tension as a call to imagine and build more just urban futures.","THE  \nJUST CITY  \nESSAYS  \n26 Visions for Urban Equity, Inclusion and Opportunity  \nVOLUME  \nONE  \nEDITED BY TONI L. GRIFFIN | ARIELLA COHEN | DAVID MADDOX  \nPublished by The J. Max Bond Center on Design for theJust City at the Spitzer School of Architecture, City College of New York, Next City and The Nature of Cities  \n©2015 All rights are reserved.  \nNo part of this publication may be reproduced,  \nstored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without prior permission of The J. Max Bond Center, Next City and The Nature of Cities.  \nIllustrations by Andrea Posada  \nThank you to the Municipal Art Society of New York for support in the production of this collection.  \nThe Just City Essays were produced with funding from the Ford Foundation.  \nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \n4 Introduction  \nToni L. Griffin, Ariella Cohen  \nand David Maddox  \nTEARING DOWN INVISIBLE WALLS  \n6 Defining the Just City Beyond Black and White Toni L. Griffin  \n10 In It Together  \nLesley Lokko  \n15 Cape Town Pride; Cape Town Shame Carla Sutherland  \n18 Urban Spaces and the Mattering of Black Lives Darnell Moore  \n21 Ceci n’est pas une pipe:  \nUnpacking Injustice in Paris  \nFrançois Mancebo  \nREINVIGORATING DEMOCRACY  \n26 Right to the City for All: A Manifesto for Social Justice in an Urban Century  \nLorena Zárate  \n30 How to Build a New Civic Infrastructure Ben Hecht  \n33 Turning to the Flip Side  \nMaruxa Cardama  \n37 A Just City is Inconceivable without a Just Society  \nMarcelo Lopes de Souza  \n40 Public Imagination, Citizenship and an Urgent Call for Justice  \nTeddy Cruz and Fonna Forman  \nDESIGNING FOR AGENCY  \n46 Karachi and the Paralysis of Imagination Mahim Maher  \n50 Up from the Basement: The Artist and the Making of the Just City  \nTheaster Gates  \n53 Justice that Serves People, Not Institutions Mirna D. Goransky  \n55 Resistance, Education and the Collective Will Jack Travis  \nINCLUSIVE GROWTH  \n60 The Case for All-In Cities  \nAngela Glover Blackwell  \n63 A Democratic Infrastructure for Johannesburg Benjamin Bradlow  \n67 Creating Universal Goals for Universal Growth Betsy Hodges  \n70 The Long Ride  \nScot T. Spencer  \n72 Turning Migrant Workers into Citizens in Urbanizing China  \nPengfei Xie  \nTHE BIG DETOX  \n79 A City that is Blue, Green and Just All Over Cecilia P. Herzog  \n82 An Antidote for the Unjust City:  \nPlanning to Stay  \nMindy Thompson Fullilove  \n85 Justice from the Ground Up Julie Bargmann  \nELEVATING PLANNING AND DESIGN  \n88 Why Design Matters  \nJason Schupbach  \n91 Claiming Participation in Urban Planning and Design as a Right  \nP. K. Das  \n96 Home Grown Justice in a Legacy City Karen Freeman-Wilson  \nEPILOGUE  \n100 Cities in Imagination David Maddox  \nCONTRIBUTORS  \nIntroduction  \nTONI L. GRIFFIN, ARIELLA COHEN AND DAVID MADDOX  \nO  \nver the past decade, there have been numerous conversations about the “livable city,”“green city,”“sustainable city” and, most recently, the “resilient city.” At the same time, today’s headlines—from Ferguson to Baltimore, Paris to Johannesburg—resound with the need for frank dialogue about the  \nstructures and processes that affect the quality of life and livelihoods of urban residents. Issues of equity, inclusion, race, access and ownership remain unresolved in many communities around the world, even as we begin to address the challenges of affordability, climate change adaptation and resilience. The persistence of injustice in the world’s cities—dramatic inequality, unequal environmental burdens and risks and uneven access to opportunity—demands a continued and reinvigorated search for ideas and solutions.  \nOur organizations, the J. 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