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来源

JOURNAL OF URBAN HISTORY,Vol.45,Issue3,P.578-594

语言

英文

关键字

St; Louis; community segregation; racial prejudice; de jure; de facto; URBAN POVERTY; RACE; EXCLUSION; CITY

作者单位

[Hines, Tesa Rigel] St Louis Univ, Publ & Social Policy, St Louis, MO 63103 USA. Hines, TR (reprint author), St Louis Univ, Doctoral Program Publ & Social Policy, 1 Grand Ave, St Louis, MO 63103 USA. E-Mail: tesa.rigelhines@slu.edu

标签

城市-区域研究,城市社会学 | 美国

摘要

Recent discourse has emphasized the legal causes of racial segregation in the development of cities such as St. Louis, Missouri. Before and alongside these laws were a long history of community prejudicial beliefs, many of which have outlived the laws they produced. Prejudice propelled de facto community decisions made during the development of St. Louis, and later solidified into de jure practices of racial segregation, which ultimately shaped the metropolitan area. De facto and de jure processes of segregation and urban planning also shaped the experiences of black families in St. Louis, especially those living in ethnic enclaves or ghettos. This history of St. Louis provides evidence of the profound racial prejudice within its community, existing parallel to, and beyond laws enforcing racial segregation. This intense community prejudice ultimately formed the context of the race riots in the St. Louis surrounding municipality of Ferguson in 2014.