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			<description><![CDATA[<p>I&#039;m catching up on reading old issues of the Chronicle.&#160; In the 5/14/21, Councilmember <a href="https://www.austinchronicle.com/columns/2021-05-14/opinion-time-to-retrofit-our-city-for-the-transit-system-voters-approved/" rel="ugc">Harper-Madison&#039;s op-ed</a> contains this gem:</p><p>&quot;When you make walking, biking, and public transit an afterthought for nearly a century, it shouldn&#039;t be a surprise when walking, biking, and public transit are second-class modes of transportation.&quot;</p><p>We might take it for granted now that local elected officials are pushing for auto alternatives, but given that I can remember a time when such ideas were considered lunacy, hearing a councilmember attack the car culture is nothing short of startling.</p><p>As a vegan in the 80s I was also very much an outlier.&#160; Now you can&#039;t throw a carrot in this town without hitting a vegan.</p>]]></description>
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