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These Maps Once Showed Where Being Gay Was Safe

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Next City’s Top 10 Stories of 2021

Bus in Salt Lake City

What’s the Fairest Way to Deploy Electric Buses? Ask This Open-Source Map

Annie's Paramount Steak House, gay-friendly steakhouse in Washington DC

A New Project Is Bringing the Gay ‘Green Book’ Online

Citizen Science Is Helping Tackle Stinky Cities

Connecticut Is Considering Statewide Zoning Reform. This Map May Be Why

An early 20th-century NAACP map showing lynchings between 1909 and 1918. The maps were sent to politicians and newspapers in an effort to spur legislation protecting Black Americans.

How Black Cartographers Put Racism on the Map

St. Louisans Mapped Monuments of Their City, and Uncovered Surprising Connections

California Stories Told and Untold Through Maps, in ‘You Are Here’

Mapping Project Aims to Shed Light on Racial Covenants in Charlottesville

‘Atlas of Inequality’ Maps Where Rich, Poor Do and Don’t Mix

These Satellite Images Reveal Cities in Extraordinary Detail

Opportunity Atlas Provides Another Chance to Review Redlining’s Legacy

Mapping Intersectional Feminist Resources in Los Angeles

Mapping 80 Years of Segregation in U.S. Cities

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