As cities grow and evolve, the scars of the past are not easily glossed over. As evidenced by the distribution of public amenities, educational institutions, and economic opportunities, historical patterns of segregation and discrimination have left lasting imprints on urban landscapes. Join Dr. Laura Ogden (Maastricht University) and Ms. Marie-Aminata Peron (University of Toronto) and Ms. Mandipa Ndlovu (Africa Studies Centre Leiden) around the virtual table as they discuss the intersections of migration, class, and belonging in urban space.