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| d898bd5 | sociologist Erving Goffman suggested that life is a series of performances in which we are all continually managing the impression we give other people. | Charles Montgomery | ||
| a6ee41d | The urban strategist Todd Litman summed up zoning's effect thus: "It seemed that segregation was just the natural working of the free market, the result of the sum of countless individual choices about where to live. But the houses were single--and their residents white--because of the invisible hand of government." | Charles Montgomery |