What is Urban Planning? Crash Course Geography #47

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Title	:	What is Urban Planning? Crash Course Geography #47
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fascinating
Comment from : @Shredder-o6w

Urban Planning is what I hope to someday study and work as a career, this is a great first step into learning what it's all about
Comment from : @1ce_dr4g0n

is that a one piece reference ??????
Comment from : @itsbobybobmr2880

As a cities skylines urban planner this is amazing!
Comment from : @Mrwolfgd

This is a really great comprehensive video 👌🏽
Comment from : @jstarzz7069

Hi there, with an educational background of Applied Psychology, I intend to apply Master in urban planning Any advice would you like to offer ?
Comment from : @asmashafi5209

I’m interested in urban planning, but am not sure if it’s a good idea to pursue a master’s in this - can anyone explain what it takes to thrive as an urban planner, and the career prospects?
Comment from : @runner4life551

Amazing
Comment from : @milicavelickovic2968

very informative video
Comment from : @debobrotodolon5869

Thanks for this video and your others In my mid 40s I decided to go back to University and this is exactly what I am studying
Comment from : @wallied3583

great video - Loved it
Comment from : @SiddharthaGhosh-f6t

0:35 is that luffy????
Comment from : @ivano9028

So what should I major in to be an urbanist?
Comment from : @delmarramirez6940

I wasn't expecting Luffy to be on the trampoline at the beginning hahaha!
Comment from : @TheOGCoZy

nice program but i hope she can be abit slower so that beginners can understand better
Comment from : @tangierla2682

well explained Good one
Comment from : @chandrasingha9750

What three characteristics urban planners weave together to reach their goals?
Comment from : @joseconcepcion7010

: )
Comment from : @Bacciagalupe

As a master student in urban planning - this is such a great educational source!
Comment from : @taylorkim2918

As an urban planner, this is about urban planning
Comment from : @oblonskywithdementia233

that is a killer shirt
Comment from : @prosocial_lad

Not only latin america places was destroyed, aboriginal people in USA was destroyed by western hand
Comment from : @humendez3906

to learn more about Urban Planning I highly recommend the channels City Beautiful, Not Just Bikes, and Alan Fisher to start!
Comment from : @1038bro

Sending this to everyone who tells me Geography is a useless degree or thinks the only thing I can do with it is teaching
Comment from : @Gimme_bikelanes

This is interesting
Comment from : @DestructionChannel

I also wanted to point out that the institutional-racism towards African Americans in regards to geography & urban plannings relationship towards equity & equal opportunities is far worse than what is summarized here I wrote this earlier today: The ghettos & hoods were made intentionally, by decades of systemic racist policies & their consequences Considering Redlining, for-profit prisons (Raegan loved those), defunding mental health funding, racial covenants, “white flight” (the origin of the suburbs), home equity discrimination, police militarization, The destruction of black farmers by banks, highway community displacement, mass incarceration, false home appraisals, “food deserts” (or “greasy spoons” as my parents used to call them), the war on drugs, & (other policies that skyrocketed in the 80s after the assassination & arrest of civil rights leaders) Whether it’s America or any other country, it’s not enough to legally “end” a policy, the consequences of those negative policies must be addressed And the United States does not do that Nobody here knows about the “red summer”, when African-Americans managed to create prosperous communities in spite of institutional racism, such as Tulsa (with the Zulu lounge), and Greenwood (etc) White mobs destroyed those thriving ebony communities with guns, artificial lakes, & sometimes with bombs dropped from planes across hundreds of prosperous negroe communities in the 20th century With that being said, allot of my family comes from the South Side of Chicago “The Black Belt”, Redlining and other segregationist policies that were employed throughout every city in the United States, including Chicago Don’t forget about Robert Moses and to a lesser extent Walt Disney The South Side is dangerous as heck, not proud of that I don’t care what white people think or “model minorities”, It’s just I want my people especially my women, to be safe, they deserve that Although, inspite of the violence with those areas, AfricanAmerican businesses (& other African descent businesses), churches, etc thrive Uncle Remus, Heralds, Mic Arthur’s, Jay & Jay Fish, Churches, Djenne Collection, Kayra Imports, DuSable Museum of African American History, etc Don’t even get me started on the groundbreaking talent, that pioneers American culture, that has come out of these areas, with a lot of love in spite of the violence The high violence in ghettos, projects & hoods, tends to give America’s corrupted criminal justice system an excuse to further generalize and discriminate against black Americans When Covid broke out, it predictably negatively impacted African-American and Native American communities the worst, because high-poverty tends to follow racial lines The same thing happened with Zika and Covid in Brazil & other Latino counties, the most poor populations tend to be African and indigenous descent populations
Comment from : @afrinaut3094

As an African-American, who is researching African civilizations and traditional urban design Thank you so much for mentioning Indigenous American city design! We all live in the Americas, we need to learn how the original cities were built, not only the cities of Eurocentric designers
Comment from : @afrinaut3094

ALL THE MURP PEOPLE GATHER
Comment from : @MehreenHassan225

Transition sound is a bit annoying but good video with a lot of quality information
Comment from : @dedu98

We need to think about environmental change like some kind of Climate Town We need cities with good public transport infrastructure, and not have so much room dedicated to cars We ride trains, buses, trams and all sorts of things, Not Just Bikes, but bikes are cool too
Comment from : @audiencemember26008

It’s weird to define suburbs as car dependent when here in London the suburbs are very much train dependent There are definitely more cars than in town but that’s mostly for people that don’t commute in
Comment from : @shadebug

It really helps me a lot in learning English Thank you very much
Comment from : @youngschannel4686

Urban planning is something that has failed in the US
Comment from : @NisuUuno

I so love this series, esp the host is engaging 😌
Comment from : @harayaespadrilles6108

You guys should make crash course math
Comment from : @princedavid7016

Trampoline streets don't sound very ADA compliant to me
Comment from : @XavierZara

test comment
Comment from : @electroflame6188

A One Piece reference 0:36 is not something I expected to see in Crash Course today, lol
Comment from : @DragoniteSpam

It's when I plan
Comment from : @TheMesosuchus

This episode is good It literally sums up and makes connections in a whole semester of urban history class in my college
Comment from : @winstonchen7423

I am an urban planner and know many planners who need to view this crash course
Comment from : @ShireseLouie

Awesome content Transition sound is really distracting to me
Comment from : @sacman3001

As an urban planner in London - great video! brLots of change in urban planning still happening - such as "15 minute neighbourhoods" which provide residents access to most of their needs within a walk, bike or transit ride from their home
Comment from : @JamesScantlebury

Thank you! ❤️
Comment from : @gailaltschwager7377

give people control over how their own homes are repaired and constructed No more evictions from primary residences!
Comment from : @GaasubaMeskhenet

Aren't those apartment buildings in Italy mostly empty because of bugs? I could be thinking of the 1's that are in China I forget there's so many new fancy buildings now with green spaces
Comment from : @Martyr217

Cool, just started the urbanization unit in ap human geography today
Comment from : @emberandfriendsanimations2454

"Brasilia is considered a modern design masterpiece" Those must be some powerful drugs Next you'll try and tell me that Pruitt Igoe was a wonderful success What is urban planning? Cities designed by people that hate people
Comment from : @FozzyBBear

As an Urban Planner, very nice overview with out being overwhelming 👍
Comment from : @elenagoldsborough3734

Heeey, I'm born and raised in Brasilia Didn't expect it to appear here on Crash Course Geography, but really Why wouldn't?brbrAs addressed, inequality here is crystal clear The city is yet unable to support all of its growth, infrastructure-wise Even though the "satellites" are technically city neighborhoods
Comment from : @_samuelwillian

Had a lot of difficulty in understanding important economic topics But thanks to channel now I gotta grasp on them Kindly, make a video on foreign reserves Thanks
Comment from : @masoomlarki9755

I study in Surveying and I’m still learning stuff here and there from this video
Comment from : @C_Bat

Have been doing urban planning for 40 years We're losing momentum Poorly designed urban areas are what is heating up the planet Used to manage Northern Virginia for USDA NRCS Better planning 20 years ago than today
Comment from : @buggyridge

Urban Planner here Never trust real estate agents to tell you the nitty gritty about the property If you live in a buyer beware state you need to call community development to make sure that you don’t have to end up correcting what the prior owner made a code violation
Comment from : @devynorbit