Behind the white picket fence : power and privilege in a multiethnic neighborhood / Sarah Mayorga-Gallo.

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Mayorga-Gallo, Sarah [Author]

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text

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computer

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online resource

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9781469618647

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F264 .B445 2014

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Contents:

White habitus and the meanings of diversity -- Neighboring from a distance -- Creekridge Park in black and brown -- Solving the wrong problem.

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Inside Creekridge Park -- White habitus and the meanings of diversity -- Neighboring from a distance -- Creekridge Park in black and brown -- Solving the wrong problem.