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Low overpass bridges on Long Island Parkways prevented low-income residents relying on bus transportation from accessing Long Island's recreational areas. Photo courtesy NYC Municipal Archives.
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... ap- proach has allowed the perceived ethical neutrality of both design and research problem statements to be called into question, as students explore an enhanced role as professionals and researchers in relating problem statements to outcomes, and outcomes to broad stakeholder satisfaction. cal analysis must take into account, Winner lists examples such as Robert Moses's decision in the 1930s to build overpass bridges spanning the Long Island Parkways, which connected the city of New York with Long Island towns and recreational are- as, with such a low clearance that busses could not pass through (Figure 1). The bridges kept the work- ing class, who did not own private automobiles and thus relied on busses, from accessing Long Island's acclaimed public beaches. ...
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