Reminds me of a WSJ story from 2006 where a woman was criticized and prevented from planting trees in SF's Tenderloin because making the neighborhood more beautiful would make transvestites and transgender residents feel unwelcome.
San Francisco's red-light denizens fight to stay seedy:
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Reminds me of a WSJ story from 2006 where a woman was criticized and prevented from planting trees in SF's Tenderloin because making the neighborhood more beautiful would make transvestites and transgender residents feel unwelcome.
San Francisco's red-light denizens fight to stay seedy:
http://www.post-gazette.com/life/lifestyle/2006/10/24/San-Fr...