Segregation

The Rising Costs for America

Edited by James H Carr, Nandinee K Kutty

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"A work of impressive and seminal scholarship by truly knowledgeable academics and activists, Segregation: The Rising Costs For America is a core addition to professional and academic library collections, and a highly recommended addition to social activist and student reading lists with respect to contemporary race relations in America" -- The Midwest Book Review, August 2008

"In this collection, 15 specialists, a mix of academics and practioners, examine housing discrimination in the US and how it contributes to the poverty of minorities..Recommended." -- E.C. Erickson, Choice

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