This article examines a place utility model of how destination assets influenced inmigration
for the 1950s African American urban system. Archival and historiographical data are …

Are minority press outlets more likely to provide coverage of minority legislators than white
legislators? Does this coverage translate across racial and ethnic lines? This article …

This research addresses the field of intergroup relations during World War II and
immediately thereafter as a case study of a noncontentious (or consensus-oriented) social …

Scholars typically assume that rights-based movements have generalizable impacts upon
social inequalities; yet inequality reduction may be unequally distributed across space. By …

When examining the postulates, such as “the right to the city” and the “just city”, it can be
observed that they are rooted in historical ideas of the essential power and identity of the …

We live in an era of substance misuse colliding with public health shortcomings.
Consequences of mass incarceration and other racial disparities of the" drug war" are felt …

Despite the prevalence of discrimination in American society, little is known about the effects
of equal rights activism on mental health. Within the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender …

This research demonstrates a continuity of New Jersey women's activism beginning after the
suffrage victory and extending into World War II. With a long history of social reform …

In the early hours of August 1, 1944, roughly two thousand white employees of the
Philadelphia Transit Company (PTC) refused to go to work. Rallying a group of white …