"Desperate Housewives" is just the latest to offer up a depiction of the "seamy" side of suburban life. Writer D.J. Waldie takes issue with that view in his memoir of the California working class tract development where he grew up, and lives to this day.
Filibusting
Glenn Reynolds, Writes the blog, Instapundit and is a law professor at the University of Tennessee
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Dante Chinni, Political Columnist for the Christian Science Monitor and senior ...
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In My Backyard
D. J. Waldie, writer, Public Information Officer of the city of Lakewood since 1978 and author of the soon-to-be reissued, Holy Land: A Suburban Memoir (W.W.Norton, April 18, 2005)
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Housing Crunch
Julia Vitullo-Martin Senior Fellow at the Manhattan Institute and Director of the Center for Rethinking Development at the Manhattan Insitute
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Alyssa Katz Editor of ...
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