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    • Aesthetics of Melancholy
    • Don't Go Into The Light
    • invisible present
    • A Phenology
    • Prospect Park
    • A Brief History
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  • Landscape Projects
    • Farm To Table
    • Husbandry
    • Sepulchre
    • Arcadia
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    • Site Of
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Diversity Ghetto

December 17, 2010

It is official or semi-official -my neighborhood (which I define broadly -not just a zip) is the most diverse in Brooklyn. Check out the New York Mag story, but even better, see the insane census-based map from the NY Times that is so dense it overpowers my phone line internet.


Tags: NYC, miscellaneous, people
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