In this article it challenges the thoughts of humans and how we It says that we all know that race does not exist in a biological sense yet we still categorize each other and only associate with someone else who looks the most like us. This is what our project shows in terms of who we tend to hang around and live with. (Luke)Nasser, Haya El. "‘Separate and Unequal’: Racial Segregation Flourishes in US Suburbs." and Unequal’: Racial Segregation Flourishes in US Suburbs. N.p., 3 Dec. 2013. Web. 12 Oct. ‘Separate 2015. In this article Nasser talks about how different ethnical groups are segregated even though they don’t fit into their financial class. In Nasser’s research he found that families that are Hispanics and African-Americans that make around $70,000 a year live in a higher poverty rate neighborhood than an a white family that make around $40,000 a year. This would be beneficial to us because it shows that different ethnical groups do not like mixing with each other even though they may be in a different financial class then each other. (Mary)Perez, Anthony Daniel, and Charles Hirschman. "The Changing Racial and Ethnic Composition of the US Population: Emerging American Identities." Population and Development Review (2009): 1-51. Wiley Online Library. Web. 8 Oct. 2015. In this Journal, and Hirschman look into the idea of the emergence of American identities. More so into the concept that race and ethnicity is purely a cultural phenomena, then the results “if” should show racial and ethnic entropy, meaning that there would be an eventual disappearance of race and ethnicity as distinct groups with clear boundaries. The authors takes into account of more of the ancestral/ origins in which certain ethnic groups divide themselves in certain areas in a certain city. This then affects the way other generations of similar racial backgrounds might assimilate. Specifically those who identify themselves within a certain category of However, as generations have passed, the “race”. idea that there is more interracial relations and identities has caused a more varied communities.
In this article it challenges the thoughts of humans and how we It says that we all know that race does not exist in a biological sense yet we still categorize each other and only associate with someone else who looks the most like us. This is what our project shows in terms of who we tend to hang around and live with. (Luke)Nasser, Haya El. "‘Separate and Unequal’: Racial Segregation Flourishes in US Suburbs." ‘Separate and Unequal’: Racial Segregation Flourishes in US Suburbs. N.p., 3 Dec. 2013. Web. 12 Oct. 2015. In this article Nasser talks about how different ethnical groups are segregated even though they don’t fit into their financial class. In Nasser’s research he found that families that are Hispanics and African-Americans that make around $70,000 a year live in a higher poverty rate neighborhood than an a white family that make around $40,000 a year. This would be beneficial to us because it shows that different ethnical groups do not like mixing with each other even though they may be in a different financial class then each other. (Mary)Perez, Anthony Daniel, and Charles Hirschman. "The Changing Racial and Ethnic Composition of the US Population: Emerging American Identities." Population and Development Review (2009): 1-51. Wiley Online Library. Web. 8 Oct. 2015. In this Journal, and Hirschman look into the idea of the emergence of American identities. More so into the concept that “if” race and ethnicity is purely a cultural phenomena, then the results should show racial and ethnic entropy, meaning that there would be an eventual disappearance of race and ethnicity as distinct groups with clear boundaries. The authors takes into account of more of the ancestral/ origins in which certain ethnic groups divide themselves in certain areas in a certain city. This then affects the way other generations of similar racial backgrounds might assimilate. Specifically those who identify themselves within a certain category of “race”. However, as generations have passed, the idea that there is more interracial relations and identities has caused a more varied communities.
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