South Central is home : race and the power of community investment in Los Angeles / Abigail Rosas.

By:

Rosas, Abigail [Author]

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text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

9781503609563

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Electronic Books.

LOC classification:

F869 .S688 2019

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Contents:

Placemaking in our community : race enterprise and the war on poverty -- "Let's get them off to a headstart!" : community investment in Head Start -- "The wave of the future" : the emergence of community health clinics -- Becoming "bona fide" residents : developing relational community formation -- Teaching together : interracial community organizing -- Celebrating diversity : selective inclusion in a multiracial city -- Banking in South Central : the limitations of race enterprises.

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Includes bibliographies and index.

Introduction : uncovering Black and Latina/o relations -- Placemaking in our community : race enterprise and the war on poverty -- "Let's get them off to a headstart!" : community investment in Head Start -- "The wave of the future" : the emergence of community health clinics -- Becoming "bona fide" residents : developing relational community formation -- Teaching together : interracial community organizing -- Celebrating diversity : selective inclusion in a multiracial city -- Banking in South Central : the limitations of race enterprises.

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