A recent study conducted by the Urban Land Institute found that a land bridge in Rondo would be a great opportunity for African American leadership and ownership. They further concluded that this is not only a truly worthy investment, it’s the chance to realize a significant physical connection that enhances livability while also making up for long overdue social justice. This is more than a land bridge. This is the way to right past wrongs, reweave the community through shared history and create an equitable future we can all be proud of.