Definitely appropriate levels of response and concern /s

@selc.bsky.social I’d love to help find some folks willing to do such a thing in Louisiana.

Turns out ‘civil code bicentennials’ are the rare party where someone cites Napoleon unironically.

This was excellent and haunting. Thank you.

These infrastructure injustices hailed as urban “renewal” are finally being seen for what they are and Lafayette is perfectly positioned for a #NorthsideRenaissance to join #LocalFirst action that leaves NOBODY behind. Progress doesn’t mean repeating the past. Let’s build connections, not walls.

#BlackWallStreet is a compelling example, but in Lafayette, Hwy 90 also cuts through the northeastern part of the city and is paired with industrial- and commercial-heavy zoning that further restricts resident access to transport and local leading to the current food deserts we can see now.

P.S. say hi if you’re into cities that don’t flood!