Author Archives: Rosemarie Dominguez

Race can be so ambiguous sometimes.  It causes debate and, even worse, discrimination.  So many laws that have been passed regarding racial discrimination have not been enforced or abided by.  This is the government’s way of indirectly not following the … Continue reading →

It all started on April 17, 1524.  From the very beginning, when Captain Giovanni da Verrazano docked the Dauphine, we were already people filled with discriminatory tendencies and intolerance.  The irony of it all is that in All Nations Under … Continue reading →

I absolutely love when Jane Jacobs writes in The Death and Life of Great American Cities that “Cities are an immense laboratory of trial and error, failure and success, in city building and city design.”  In other words a city … Continue reading →