I doubt it. Only one was by a black director. It's a challenge. There's a romanticization of proletarian culture. Viewpoints are class situated.
Planners often create narratives.
And the city they come up with is random and often alienating. It's the fantasy of creating for a community, but being removed from it. You have to be embedded in the community. My advice is to know the city you're designing for. You should know the people.