Recent research has demonstrated that Latinos have been hit hardest by the US foreclosure
crisis. In this article, I combine place stratification and spatial assimilation theory to explain …

ABSTRACT In the United States, the residential segregation of Latinos from whites has
persisted but has fallen between Latinos and blacks. Demographers offer the size of the …

Over the past decade, Latinos have been buffeted by two major forces: a record number of
immigrant deportations and the housing foreclosure crisis. Yet, prior work has not assessed …

Using 2001–2010 homeownership data for the United States we analyze changes in racial
and ethnic disparities between whites and blacks, Asians, Mexicans, Cubans, Puerto Ricans …

Location is a crucial but often unexamined determinant of homeownership outcomes. The
literature on Hispanic homeownership and the Hispanic-White homeownership gap has …

This book explores the reception experiences of post-1958 Afro-Cubans in South Florida in
relation to their similarly situated “white” Cuban compatriots. Utilizing interviews …

In the wake of Shelby County v. Holder and the January 6 Capitol insurrection, changes to
election laws, policies, and especially access to voting have become a key political …

Recent scholarship across various disciplines since the US housing crisis of 2008 has
deepened our understanding of racial wealth gaps, especially as it pertains to housing. This …

Homeownership is directly and indirectly linked with many positive child, adult, and
community-level outcomes. Prior research offers strong evidence that nativity and …

The Great Recession was a consequence of widening inequality and the growth of a tiered
financial services system, in which the rich and the poor have access to vastly different tools …