Class 10: Nov. 7 Topic Covered: Black Lives (and Places) Matter I Required Readings Available on NYU Classes: The Movement for Black Lives: Platform. () Peterson, Ruth D., and Lauren J. Krivo. Divergent social worlds: Neighborhood crime and the racial-spatial divide. Russell Sage Foundation, 2010. Chapter 4 () – Legewie, Joscha. 2016. Profiling and Use of Force in Police Stops: “Racial How Local Events Trigger Periods of Increased Discrimination.” American Journal of Sociology Coates, Ta-Nehisi. 2014. Obama, Ferguson, and the Evidence of “Barack Things Unsaid: Violence works. Nonviolence does too.” The Atlantic. () Sharkey, Patrick. 2014. is a story going back decades. And there “Ferguson is no new ending.” The Guardian. () Recommended Readings: Massie, Victoria M. 2016. asking black people about "black-on-black “Why crime" misses the point.” Vox. () Hanna-Jones, Nikole. 2015. Letter From Black America.” Poliico. () “A The Editorial Board. 2015. Apartheid, American Style.” The New “Housing York Times. () Badger, Study That Could Upend Everything We Thought We “The Knew About Declining Urban Crime” CITYLAB. February 7, 2013. () Jan, and Jahi Chikwendiu. 2018. Forgotten Ferguson.” The “The Washington Post () From the Textbook Chapter 6. Daily Activities and Violence in Community Landscapes J. Wiebe and Charles C. Branas Multimedia Materials: "I Can't Breathe" On The Media () Williams, Timothy, James Thomas, Samuel Jacoby, and Damien Cave. 2016. Body Cameras: What Do You See?” The New York Times. () “Police "Mass Incarceration, Visualized" The Atlantic () "The Enduring Myth of Black Criminality" The Atlantic ()
Class 10: Nov. 7 Topic Covered: Black Lives (and Places) Matter I Required Readings Available on NYU Classes: The Movement for Black Lives: Platform. () Peterson, Ruth D., and Lauren J. Krivo. Divergent social worlds: Neighborhood crime and the racial-spatial divide. Russell Sage Foundation, 2010. – Chapter 4 () Legewie, Joscha. 2016. “Racial Profiling and Use of Force in Police Stops: How Local Events Trigger Periods of Increased Discrimination.” American Journal of Sociology Coates, Ta-Nehisi. 2014. “Barack Obama, Ferguson, and the Evidence of Things Unsaid: Violence works. Nonviolence does too.” The Atlantic. () Sharkey, Patrick. 2014. “Ferguson is a story going back decades. And there is no new ending.” The Guardian. () Recommended Readings: Massie, Victoria M. 2016. “Why asking black people about "black-on-black crime" misses the point.” Vox. () Hanna-Jones, Nikole. 2015. “A Letter From Black America.” Poliico. () The Editorial Board. 2015. “Housing Apartheid, American Style.” The New York Times. () Badger, “The Study That Could Upend Everything We Thought We Knew About Declining Urban Crime” CITYLAB. February 7, 2013. () Jan, and Jahi Chikwendiu. 2018. “The Forgotten Ferguson.” The Washington Post () From the Textbook Chapter 6. Daily Activities and Violence in Community Landscapes J. Wiebe and Charles C. Branas Multimedia Materials: "I Can't Breathe" On The Media () Williams, Timothy, James Thomas, Samuel Jacoby, and Damien Cave. 2016. “Police Body Cameras: What Do You See?” The New York Times. () "Mass Incarceration, Visualized" The Atlantic () "The Enduring Myth of Black Criminality" The Atlantic ()
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