I've often had opportunity to muse that the real legacy of Robert Moses

[conuly]

is that people still complain about him decades after his death, but I still didn't expect to encounter it twice in two days. (All complaints about Robert Moses are undoubtedly valid.)

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[redbird]

I ran into some people complaining about Robert Moses in my current book, but the setting was Manhattan in the late 1950s, and the character was thinking "oh good, I know what they're talking about now." (Cat Sebastian, _We could be so good_)