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Expanding Opportunity for All: Responding to the Situatedness of Marginalized Populations
- 1. Expanding Opportunity for All: Responding to the Situatedness of Marginalized Populations john a. powell Director, Kirwan Institute for the Study of Race and Ethnicity Williams Chair in Civil Rights & Civil Liberties, Moritz College of Law Massachusetts Legal Assistance Corporation Symposium on Race April 14, 2009
- 3. Race as a Dimension of Diversity Race is a social space
- 18. Poverty Data Jargowsky, Paul A. "Stunning Progress, Hidden Problems: The Dramatic Decline of Concentrated Poverty in the 1990s." Center on Urban and Metropolitan Policy. The Brookings Institution. May 2003.
- 19. Source: Brown University & Lewis Mumford Center
- 21. Poverty Map: Boston Metro Area African Americans in poverty and high poverty census tracts
- 24. The Cumulative Impacts of Spatial, Racial and Opportunity Segregation Neighborhood Segregation School Segregation Racial stigma, other psychological impacts Job segregation Impacts on community power and individual assets Impacts on Educational Achievement Exposure to crime; arrest Transportation limitations and other inequitable public services Adapted from figure by Barbara Reskin at: http://faculty.washington.edu/reskin/ Segregation impacts a number of life-opportunities Impacts on Health
- 25. Barriers to Fair Housing: The Web of Housing Challenges Housing Challenges Subsidized Housing Policies Discriminatory And Unfair Lending A Housing Market That Does Not Serve the Population Racial Steering And Discrimination Exclusionary Zoning
- 32. Adapted from analysis of the 2000 HUD Picture of Subsidized Housing
- 33. Greater Boston Area Opportunity Map with Subsidized Housing Overlay
- 38. Analyzing Policies and Perspectives Targeted Universalism Systems Theory
- 40. This ratio was at a record high of 63.5% in 2000. Once the 2001 recession and weak economic recovery hit, these gains were lost and have yet to be recovered. Austin, Algernon. “What a Recession Means for Black America.” EPI Issue Brief # 241. 18 Jan. 2008.
- 43. Group A Group B If the universal program affects those in red, Group B would seemingly benefit more than Group A. Universal Program
- 44. Group A Group B The universal program affected everyone in red, but Group B is still constrained by the boxes. Universal Program
- 50. System Interactions Source: Barbara Reskin. http://faculty.uwashington.edu/reskin/ We must pay attention to how people are situated by looking at multiple indicators and the relationships that exist between those indicators.
- 53. The recently completed opportunity mapping project in Massachusetts highlights the unique challenges facing MLAC’s clients. These maps provide the context for analyzing fair housing policies and a variety of other social issues.
- 54. People, Places, and Linkages
- 59. Implicit Association Test http://thesituationist.wordpress.com/2007/08/19/
- 70. Questions or Comments? For More Information, Visit Us On-Line: www.KirwanInstitute.org