Scenarios about 'chinatown'
Chinatowns are distinct urban enclaves populated predominantly by Chinese immigrants and their descendants, characterized by Chinese cultural elements, businesses, and institutions. These neighborhoods emerged globally in the 19th and 20th centuries as Chinese migrants established communities abroad, often in response to economic opportunities and sometimes amid discrimination. Chinatowns represent important sites of cultural preservation, diaspora history, and alternative urban development patterns that can evolve differently in alternate timelines.
What If New York City Built the Lower Manhattan Expressway?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Robert Moses succeeded in constructing the controversial Lower Manhattan Expressway, permanently altering the urban fabric of New York City and potentially changing the course of urban planning in America.