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I always say that planning is an interesting discipline because it is the intersection of governmental action private interest and our presumed effort to advance the public good and its the intersection of those things that create the complexity for us as planners we have institutions in our democratic society that have emboldened and often supported these inequalities and often reproduce them and so for us as planners we have the responsibility of understanding that where weve come from requires us to be ever vigilant about the work that we have before us I think its important for community planners to think critically about social equity for a couple of reasons as planners we have a responsibility to understand anticipate and advise stakeholders about issues that otherwise could get out of control lets say for the lack of a better word we call them blind spots this is not simply a civil rights issue its not only about sort of the old notions of fair housing meaning non-discrimin
