Re: Elevators and exclusions | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Ellen Keyne Seebacher (elle![]() |
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Date: Fri, 9 May 2008 09:57:21 -0700 (PDT) |
While messages on Cohousing-L almost never make my jaw drop, this one did: > By building a cohousing community you are excluding most people > right from the start who would never choose to live in such close > association with their neighbors. You are excluding those who do not > like meetings, you are excluding those who want privacy. The list of > exclusions involved in creating a community from scratch is huge and > probably the biggest in many cohousing endeavors is economic. Lots > of people simply can not afford to buy a house. So to worry about > being exclusionary is not worth the energy. "...to worry about being exclusionary is not worth the energy." I don't think I have *ever* seen a more succinct summation of unthinking privilege. I just never expected to see it here. -- Ellen Keyne Seebacher elle [at] pobox.com
- Re: Elevators and exclusions, (continued)
- Re: Elevators and exclusions Elizabeth Magill, May 19 2008
- Design of Units Sharon Villines, May 20 2008
- Re: Design of Units Rob Sandelin, May 20 2008
- Re: Elevators and exclusions Tim Mensch, May 19 2008
- Re: Elevators and exclusions Ellen Keyne Seebacher, May 9 2008
- Re: Elevators and exclusions John Faust, May 9 2008
- Re: Elevators and exclusions Sharon Villines, May 9 2008
- Re: Required handicap access to 2nd floor/elevator Sharon Villines, May 8 2008
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