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532 - Section on Community and Urban Sociology Invited Session. Race, Ethnicity, and Uneven Development: Emerging Issues in the 21st Century Southern City
Tue, August 19, 10:30am to 12:10pm, TBASession Submission Type: Invited Session
Abstract
Over the last several decades southern cities have increasingly become destinations for both African Americans and various immigrant groups thus becoming emerging epi-centers for cultural diversity and inequality. This session highlights some of the issues facing the 21st Southern City centered on race, ethnicity, and uneven development.
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Atlanta and the Black American Stress Experience: The Significance of City Contexts for Health and Well-being - Courtney Sinclair Thomas, Vanderbilt University; Kanetha Brynn Wilson, Vanderbilt University
Not Stud’n ‘em White Folks: Black Racial Epistemologies in Post-Soul Memphis - Zandria Felice Robinson, University of Memphis
Legacies, Limitations and Lessons: Post-Disaster Recovery and Uneven Development after Hurricanes Rita and Katrina - Kevin Fox Gotham, Tulane University
Whiteness and Diversity in the New South: A Durham, North Carolina Study - Sarah Mayorga-Gallo, University of Cincinnati
The Pro-Immigrant Sentiment in Houston: Cosmopolitanism, Prejudice and Education - Cristian Luis Paredes, University of Texas-Austin