Brian Gongol
The myth of the "cookie-cutter" suburb
What's called "cookie-cutter" in one place is called "charm" somewhere else. That exposes a logical inconsistency.
"The Great Depression marked the final triumph of the high school, as the youngest workers were typically the first to be laid off. In the cities, school thus became every teen's shared alternative to the factory." - Ben Sasse
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