Academics largely define gentrification based on changes in the class demographics of
neighborhood residents from predominately low-income to middle-class. This ignores that …

In the thirty years since Massey and Denton's American Apartheid, sociological scholarship
on segregation has proliferated, calling attention to the ways in which the social geography …

Real estate plays an essential part in various sociological theories of political economy,
state capacity, racecraft, stratification, and urbanization. However, since foundational …

The relationship between race and civil courts has been understudied and undertheorized.
Those who research and practice in those courts-and certainly those individuals who are …

Social scientists have long debated whether racial inequality is an unfortunate consequence
of political and economic exploitation or a core feature of capitalism. In 1983, Cedric …

This article brings Black feminist thought to bear on the urban geography of racialised
financial violence. Our analysis focuses on the Moms 4 Housing movement, which began …

This article interrogates the racial logics of home and homemaking. It opens up the
conceptual terrain of home to property–a technology of racial dispossession and handmaid …

While evidence suggests a durable relationship between redlining and population health,
we currently lack an empirical account of how this historical act of racialized violence …

Gentrification yields a variety of effects, yet the mechanisms linking gentrification to health
are unclear. Although quantitative research has helped to identify some patterns, the …

Transportation researchers seeking to advance mobility justice often focus on understanding
accessibility for structurally disadvantaged groups through quantitative assessments. In …