For the most part, large$-$scale planning programs such as urban renewal were deemed as failures by the late $1960$s$.$ Critics of these large$-$scale projects have held the modernist ideology as the primary source of the failure. Or more explicitly, the underlying planning approaches of the modernist era.

$1.$ Do you think that the modernist movement has both positive and negative attributes, or do you see it as an all$-$around failure or success? Why?

Please cite at least $2$ reasons to defend your argument. You can cite something you learned from a specific course module, video or find your own reference.

$2.$ Based on the contents of the modules, why do you think issues such as racism, poverty, and inequality, were overlooked during the modernism era? Explain your reasoning.