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This contemporary image challenges the early “ myth ” about suburban life - style
, focused on the ranch home , the barbeque grill , the manicured lawn , the station
wagon , the coffee klatch , the " within walking distance ” elementary school ...
This contemporary image challenges the early “ myth ” about suburban life - style
, focused on the ranch home , the barbeque grill , the manicured lawn , the station
wagon , the coffee klatch , the " within walking distance ” elementary school ...
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These cities have large areas of segregated neighborhoods , whereas few
suburban communities have neighborhoods with high minority membership .
Changes in patterns of neighborhood residence in the United States , especially
from the ...
These cities have large areas of segregated neighborhoods , whereas few
suburban communities have neighborhoods with high minority membership .
Changes in patterns of neighborhood residence in the United States , especially
from the ...
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ities moving to suburban communities enter neighborhoods which are
segregated to a large extent . For example , Farley ( 1970 ) identifies three types
of areas which have attracted blacks : 1 . older , densely settled suburbs , that
often contain ...
ities moving to suburban communities enter neighborhoods which are
segregated to a large extent . For example , Farley ( 1970 ) identifies three types
of areas which have attracted blacks : 1 . older , densely settled suburbs , that
often contain ...
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CONTENTS | 1 |
UNDERSTANDING COMMUNITIES | 28 |
Class and RaceEthnicity | 49 |
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