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100Gentrification and the racialization of spacePhilosophy and Social Criticism 48 (2): 268-288. 2022.It is not uncommon for activists to use the language of colonization or occupation to describe the social dynamics at work in cities undergoing gentrification. Should these claims be regarded as outrageously exaggerated if not outright false? Or are they apt descriptions of the conditions on the ground in countless cities undergoing profound economic, political and demographic changes? In what follows, I argue that these claims are both legible and persuasive when viewed against the backdrop of …Read more
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University of ChicagoDepartment of PhilosophyAssistant Instructional Professor, Assistant To The Director of Undergraduate Studies
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Areas of Interest
Normative Ethics |
Social and Political Philosophy |