Residential Segregation 13 Flashcards

1
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Asian subgroups, despite their recent arrival, have high percentages, above __%, of whites in their suburban neighborhoods.

A

80 (Fong & Shibuya 2005)

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In 2000, what percent of poor blacks and Hispanics lived in poor neighborhoods? How about whites?

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18, 14, 6 (Jargowsky 2003)

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Only a _____ of white Americans believe that discrimination is an important explanation for why blacks do worse than whites in income, housing, and jobs

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third (Pager & Shepard 2008)

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Blacks experience consistent adverse treatment in roughly ___ in ____ housing searches and Hispanics experience consistent adverse treatment in roughly ___ out of ____ housing searches (both rental and sales).

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one in five, one out of four (Pager & Shepard 2008)

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Research done by Massey and Lundy (2001) using telephone audits further points to a gender and class dimension of racial discrimination among rental agents towards blacks. What did they find?

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Compared with whites, African-Americans were 1) less likely to get through and speak to a rental agent 2) less likely to be told of a unit’s availability 3) more likely to pay application fees 4) more likely to have credit worthiness mentioned as a potential problem in qualifying for a lease. By far the most disadvantaged group, however, was lower-class black females. (Massey & Lundy 2001)

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