“Testing the Effects of Social Infrastructure for White Flight Behavior in Stockholm” Discussant: Dr. Aresha Martinez-Cardoso, University of Chicago, Department of Public Health Sciences Abstract Social infrastructure are physical structures that draw people out...
“Money Whitening in the United States” Abstract: “Money whitening” refers to the notion that more affluent people are more likely to be classified as White. It has been studied extensively in Latin America. Can money whiten in the United States, where race is...
“An Intersectional Analysis of Racial Inequality: The Case of U.S. Latinx and Self-Reported Ancestry” Discussant: Dr. René Flores, University of Chicago, Department of Sociology Most studies of racial-ethnic inequality rely on state-defined racial and...
“Integration of US Immigrant Students into High Schools in Puebla, Mexico” Discussant: Angela Garcia – Associate Professor – Crown School of Social Work, Policy, & Practice at the University of Chicago
“Racialized Illegality: The Intersection Between Race and Legal Status Among Black and Latinx Undocumented Immigrants” Discussant: Chiara Galli, Assistant Professor of Comparative Human Development Abstract: Research demonstrates that an undocumented...
Discussant: Pedro Gerson, Instructional Professor in the College and Director of Practice at the Pozen Center Abstract: This chapter is a socio-legal analysis of “Green Card Commuters,” — workers who were admitted to the United States for permanent residence...
