Black Landscapes Matter
by Walter Hood, Grace Mitchell Tada
United states, historyAfrican americansLandscape architectureSocial conditionsCultural landscapesLandscapesCollective memory and city planningRace relations
"Black Landscapes Matter probes the very timely issue of how race, memory, and meaning intersect in the American landscape. The book provides examples of how African American landscapes are rejected and erased in a variety of places across the US--from Charlotte, NC, to New Orleans, LA, Detroit, MI, and Milwaukee, WI--along with calls to action"--
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Book data: Open Library