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A quarterly magazine of urban affairs, published by the Manhattan Institute, edited by Brian C. Anderson.
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 Is the Criminal-Justice System Racist? No: the high percentage of blacks behind bars reflects crime rates, not bigotry.  California’s Potemkin Environmentalism A celebrated green economy produces pollution elsewhere, ongoing power shortages, and business-crippling costs.    An Anatomy of Surrender Motivated by fear and multiculturalism, too many Westerners are acquiescing to creeping sharia.  The Death and Life of Bushwick A Brooklyn neighborhood finally recovers from decades of misguided urban policies.  The Big Easy Rebuilds, Bottom Up Ordinary New Orleanians restore their city, avoiding lower Manhattan’s master-planned debacle.     Mr. Sammler’s City Saul Bellow’s prophetic 1970 novel captured New York’s unraveling and remains a cautionary tale.   Illegal in More Ways than One Identity theft in America goes hand and hand with illegal immigration.  |
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