In Bowling Green, Kentucky, a surprising consensus emerged among nearly 10% of residents who participated in a project to gather opinions about local development. The results indicate a strong preference for preserving historic buildings, extending restaurant hours, and investing in cultural institutions such as museums. Additionally, hiring more therapists for public schools saw support. The initiative, led by Audrey Tang, demonstrates the potential of technology to foster collaboration and online civic engagement, challenging polarization typically seen in community discussions. Tang believes in modernizing democracy for it to remain relevant and effective in today's society.
In Bowling Green, Kentucky, nearly all residents support preserving historic buildings and enhancing cultural institutions, unearthing a surprising consensus on local development.
The project 'What Could BG Be?' showed that despite common assumptions, Bowling Green residents share many similar desires for their city's future.
Audrey Tang advocates for using technology to foster collaboration and strengthen democracy, countering the effects of 'anti-social' media.
For Tang, democracy is a dynamic process, not a relic, emphasizing the need for regular updates and enhancements to democratic tools.
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