What Makes an Inclusive Public Square?
A Space With the Right Infrastructure Can Support, Welcome, and Empower Everyone
The public square is the meeting ground where people make society happen. In these spaces, physical or metaphorical or digital, we work through our shared dramas and map our collective hopes. Ideally, the public square provides room to solve the problems we face. It is also where new, thorny issues often arise.
This “Up for Discussion” is part of Zócalo’s editorial and events series spotlighting the ideas, places, and questions that have shaped the public square Zócalo has created over the past 20 years.
For this fourth installment, our contributors think about how we …