The City Built Without YouHow urban design has overlooked half its population.

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Hidden Architecture of Patriarchy

The layout of our cities—from wide roads to isolated parks—wasn't an accident. It was designed with a specific user in mind, and for a long time, that user was a man. This preference has shaped everything from public safety to economic opportunity. We explore the historic battle between master planner Robert Moses and activist Jane Jacobs over the soul of New York City, revealing how this conflict continues to define the way we live, work, and move today.