Race, Citizenship and Movement: The Restrictive Nature of Federal Housing Law on the Geographic Mobility of African-Americans in Urban Areas

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Race Citizenship and Movement The Restrictive Nature of Federal Housing Law on the Geographic Mobility of African-Americans in Urban Areas Jamila Smith-Loud University of Maryland College Park jamsmith@gvpt.umd.edu Prepared for presentation at the annual meeting of the American Political Science Association Boston Massachusetts August 28-31 1 Abstract: Race Citizenship and Movement The Restrictive Nature of Federal Housing Law on the Geographic Mobility of African-Americans in Urban Areas Abstract This research will explore the impact of movements of capital on

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