What do we see when we look at Detroit — once the richest and now the poorest of major American cities? The remnants of a post-industrial culture? The collapse of an American dream? And what are we going to do about it?

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   You should see it in person. The decay and the sense of neglect is overwhelming. Homes, businesses, you name it, just...

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    really good article...a city that could very easily become the biggest ghost town in...

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15. myvonne said: There are moves to make gardens and all that. But it is going to take a lot of time to regenerate this place.
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    Urban decay

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    wow scary i think i know where thats at o.o (ps angie come back here ;-;)

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    I reblogged this because as soon as i saw the picture i knew it was detroit. Makes me homesick I miss that style of...

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