> California doesn't charge out of state tourists extra to visit their state park system. That would be absurd, as it's a public park for public use. Many stat

> California doesn't charge out of state tourists extra to visit their state park system. That would be absurd, as it's a public park for public use. Many states do in fact do this; I don't think it's so absurd (not saying I necessarily agree/disagree with the practice). Certainly, there's much less of an institutionalized-racism aspect with such boundaries at a state level, than a neighborhood/city level. E.g. in Massachusetts: https://www.mass.gov/guides/parking-at-massachusetts-state-parks#-when-do-i-have-to-pay-a-parking-fee- https://www.mass.gov/guides/parking-at-massachusetts-state-p...