> (Florida needs to issue) a mea culpa for ignoring crucial urban issues and promoting the kind of growth that would muscle out the non-"creative" people a city

> (Florida needs to issue) a mea culpa for ignoring crucial urban issues and promoting the kind of growth that would muscle out the non-"creative" people a city needs to function To his credit, he did sort of do that, about a year ago. "I got wrong that the creative class could magically restore our cities, become a new middle class like my father's, and we were going to live happily forever after," Florida said. "I could not have anticipated among all this urban growth and revival that there was a dark side to the urban creative revolution, a very deep dark side." http://www.houstonchronicle.com/business/texanomics/article/The-Reeducation-of-Richard-Florida-10165064.php http://www.houstonchronicle.com/business/texanomics/article/...