Residing While Black: How Neighborhood Quality and Access to Services Shapes Evaluations of the State for African Americans

• In Event: Economic and Residential Inequality on Racial Attitudes and Behavior

Brief Overview

This paper addresses the relationship between local context and evaluations of the state. We argue neighborhood quality and access to local services, impacts feelings of local government trust, responsiveness, and non-voting participation.

Authors

• Tyson D. King-Meadows, University of Maryland-Baltimore County

• Jessica Lynn Stewart, Emory University

• Patricia D. Posey, University of Chicago