I could feel the knife in my hand, still slippery with perspiration. A Slave was a slave.
Anything could be done to her. And Rufus was Rufus—erratic, alternately generous and …

The majority of Americans live in suburbs and until about a decade or so ago, most suburbs
had been assumed to be non-Hispanic White, affluent, and without problems. However …

The purchase of a home is the largest investment made by most American families, and
home equity is the largest component of family wealth. Scholars have long documented the …

Foreclosure rates persist at high levels, segregation remains a central organizing feature of
metropolitan regions, and a variety of health problems continue to plague metropolitan …

COMMUNITY CONTROL OF LAND & HOUSING. Page 1 Jarrid Green With Thomas M. Hanna
The Democracy Collaborative COMMUNITY CONTROL OF LAND & HOUSING. Exploring …

When the foreclosure crisis struck the United States in 2007 to 2008, millions of
homeowners lost their homes, greatly limiting economic opportunity and wealth-building …

This research is a mixed-methods investigation of the spatial and social impacts of
foreclosure in the San Francisco Bay Area from 2006-2012. Mixed methods allows an …

In this chapter, we discuss five lessons that the recent collapse of the US economy and the
housing market has offered, but which have not necessarily been learned by key …

For decades, neighborhood racial transition from White to Black/African American has been
characterized as blockbusting, accompanied by expectations of rapid, dramatic declines in …

Purpose–This chapter presents information about the residential patterns and reported
segregation or discrimination of Latinos in the greater Washington, DC, metropolitan region …