… to disentangle the effects of place from those of race. Gregory Squires and Charis … race and
place, coupled with the effects of public policy, permeate and shape structures of opportunity …

… Privileged Places takes aim at the continuing “place-race nexus” (p. 22) in the United States
by focusing on two areas in which race, neighborhood of residence, … lending, racial profiling …

… and wealth disparities, employment opportunities, housing patterns, access to health care …
determining how place and race shape the opportunity structure of metropolitan areas. Finally, …

… Place and race continue to be defining characteristics of the opportunity structure of metropolitan
areas. … The metropolitan areas with higher levels of black—white housing segregation …

… , and theoretical arguments, Privileged Places succeeded in further persuading me that in
the 21st-century United States, race, residence, and the structure of opportunity are still highly …

… tackle the common theme of race, place, and inequality, they … on how structural forces
contribute to racial urban inequality. … salience of race, place, and social structure in social policy …

… the impact of place and race on thwarting notions of equal opportunity. Privileged Places
is an undeniably important contribution to the study of the realities of race and place and a …

… distribute access to housing opportunities. Economic … racial exclusivity in the composition
of our communities. Although acknowledgement of the racial implications of economic privilege …

… , "equal opportunity laws cannot be … areas nationwide" and showing that, although people
of Asian descent are often excluded from research on racial discrimination in the housing …

… how white privilege reinforces the existing racial status quo … national ideals of equal
opportunity and a government by laws, … of privilege in residential housing patterns. The notion of …