segregation Archives - Page 3 of 5

21

“Policing brown bodies and requiring young children to wear uniforms restricting their choices and imaginations mimics and prepares them for prison life.”

ByKamilla Sjödin 10Comments

15

Aug 2017

Uncategorized

CityViews: Missing the Target on Segregation

The current community preference system may have its flaws, the writer says, but simply calling for its elimination is irresponsible and callous after centuries of race-based zoning.

ByHarry DeRienzo 2Comments

16

Jun 2017

Opinion

CityViews: What’s Wrong With the Mayor’s School Diversity Plan

Whenever the mayor decides to take the promised second step in this journey, let it be a giant step, worthy of the greatest city in the world.

ByDavid Bloomfield 1Comment

28

Mar 2017

Education

Policies Shift, Neighborhoods Change, but Elementary School Segregation Holds On

Many argue that policy choices helped segregate our schools, and new and different policy choices are needed to integrate them.

ByGail Robinson 10Comments

31

Oct 2016

Opinion

Building Justice: How to Undesign the Decades of Racial Redlining that Scar U.S. Cities

We must vehemently reject the basic assumptions of Redlining: that some are inherently more valuable and have more to offer society than others. It will require more than patches or…

ByApril de Simone

ByBraden Crooks

ByCharles Chawalko

ByGregory Jost 2Comments

24

Oct 2016

Opinion

Building Justice: Segregation in NYC Schools is No Accident

School segregation is also blamed on residential patterns that are themselves seen as organic. In reality, the disparities of class and race profoundly and deliberately shape neighborhoods and schools.

ByUjju Aggarwal

ByDonna Nevel 9Comments

10

Oct 2016

Opinion

Building Justice: NYC’s Sacrifice Zones and the Environmental Legacy of Racial Injustice

‘The primary predictor of where a toxic waste site is located in this country is whether the location is in a community of color. ‘

ByPeggy Shepard 3Comments

03

Oct 2016

Health Opinion

Building Justice: Genetic Code, ZIP Code and Housing Code All Affect Health and Equality

Health outcomes–and things that depend on them like school performance–are shaped by housing quality. Housing quality is shaped by segregation. And segregation reflects policies that separated Americans by race.

ByAmanda Reddy

ByDavid Jacobs 2Comments

26

Sep 2016

Opinion

Building Justice: How Segregation Enables Over-Policing of Communities of Color

A long history of de facto segregation in housing has enabled discriminatory and excessive policing of communities of color.

ByRuna Rajagopal 1Comment

23

Sep 2016

Opinion

CityViews: Housing Programs Must Fight Segregation and Displacement with Different Weapons

In the debate over whether the city’s community preference exacerbates segregation, the author argues what’s really needed is a policy that can distinguish whether a neighborhood’s ethnic stamp is a…

ByPeter Marcuse 2Comments

CityViews: NYC Public School Uniform Policies are a Symptom of Segregation

CityViews: Missing the Target on Segregation

CityViews: What’s Wrong With the Mayor’s School Diversity Plan

Policies Shift, Neighborhoods Change, but Elementary School Segregation Holds On

Building Justice: How to Undesign the Decades of Racial Redlining that Scar U.S. Cities

Building Justice: Segregation in NYC Schools is No Accident

Building Justice: NYC’s Sacrifice Zones and the Environmental Legacy of Racial Injustice

Building Justice: How Segregation Enables Over-Policing of Communities of Color

CityViews: Housing Programs Must Fight Segregation and Displacement with Different Weapons

Newsletter

Newsletter

To better help City Limits know and serve our community, please select all that apply: