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This is Radio Atlantic. I'm Hannah Rosen. I have moved many times in my life, across continents,

across the country, back and forth across D.C., which is where I live now, and I didn't think much

about it. I just chalked it up to restlessness. Until I read Yoni Applebaum's new book, which is also

the March cover story in the Atlantic.

The book is called Stuck, How the Privileged and the Propertyed broke the engine of American Opportunity.

In it, Applebaum argues that there is and always has been something quintessentially American

and also quintessentially hopeful about moving.

In the 19th century, moving day was like a thing, a holiday celebrated across different

American cities at different times when everybody would just up and move.

To quote Applebaum, nothing quite so astonished visitors from abroad

as the spectacle of thousands upon thousands of people

picking up and swapping homes in a single day.

But moving isn't happening so much anymore.

Applebaum writes,

every year, fewer Americans can afford to live where they want to.

So what happens to a country geographically, culturally, politically, in some ways psychologically,

when mobility starts to stall.

Can you read this from your intro, these couple of sentences?

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