The Origins of the Urban Crisis: Race and Inequality in Postwar Detroit Updated Edition

What the summary covers

1. Introduction: An Earlier Urban Crisis2 min
2. Industry, Migration, and Wartime Conflict2 min
3. The Housing Trap3 min
4. Who Would Receive Public Housing?3 min
5. Discrimination at Work3 min
6. The Deindustrialization of Detroit3 min
7. Responses to Industrial Decline and Discrimination3 min
8. Class, Status, and Residence2 min
9. Homeowners' Rights2 min
10. Violence and the Color Line3 min
11. Detroit and the Fate of Postindustrial America2 min

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