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Black Residential Segregation Since the 1948 Shelley V. Kraemer Decision

by Darden, Joe T.

in Black history / Blacks / Cities / Constitution / Court Litigation / Decisions / Detroit, Michigan / Discrimination in housing / Employment / Equality before the law / Federal and state relations / Federal Courts / Fourteenth amendment / History / Housing / Housing Discrimination / Housing Opportunities / Inner City / Legal aspects / Metropolitan areas / Metropolitan statistical areas / Michigan (Detroit) / Missouri (Saint Louis) / Racial Bias / Racial Relations / Racial Segregation / Residential segregation / Saint Louis metropolitan area, Missouri / Segregation / Segregation, Social / Social Bias / Social conditions / Social Problems / Socioeconomics / Suburbanization / Suburbs / Supreme court / Supreme Court decisions / Supreme courts / United States / Urban Areas / USA

1995

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Black Residential Segregation Since the 1948 Shelley V. Kraemer Decision

Darden, Joe T.

1995

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Assesses the state of black residential segregation since the court case \"Shelley v. Kraemer.\" Focus is placed on metropolitan areas generally and on St. Louis and Detroit, in particular. It is concluded that blacks have made little progress in reducing segregation in housing since the 1948 court case that outlawed restrictive covenants on the basis of race or color. (GR)

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Sage Publications,SAGE PUBLICATIONS, INC

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Black history

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