Posted Mar 31, 2018, 3:16 AM
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^ I don't know how many of you have spent time at PCM lately, but these days it attracts a more diverse crowd than the city as a whole.
As for minority representation in renderings, I can tell you that as someone who creates photo renderings for my job, it's likely that the people creating these renderings are based elsewhere. It's bizarre to me that this would past muster, since the most common critique for transportation-planning renderings is inadequate racial representation. You'd have to be purposefully obtuse to create such a rendering if you are based in Atlanta.
People do get upset when a rendering is shown with only white people and they have a right to, particularly when a particular development is perceived as "whitewashing" an area in a literal and figurative sense.
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