Dividing Lines

In Dividing Lines, Deborah Archer examines how transportation infrastructure in the United States has historically been used to reinforce racial divisions, even after the end of legal segregation. Through a comprehensive analysis and interviews across various cities, Archer explores the ongoing impact of these racialized infrastructural decisions on American communities. The book highlights the deep-rooted connections between transportation systems and social inequality, calling attention to the urgent need for renewal and equitable development.