He lays down the blame on many, from Jane Jacobs and Robert Moses to communities that have made exclusion their modus operandi. And so, that was the tremendous, vibrant culture of mobility that still existed when Jane Jacobs moved to the West Village in 1949. I should start by saying this: Jane Jacobs is right about almost everything. To your point, Jacobs and Robert Moses were sort of in this war, and it was won by Jacobs. There is a very tight correlation between the cities that are growing really, really fast and progressive politics.