Saturday, November 21 / 1:15 PM - 3:00 PM Room 222 (2nd Floor)

Session 182
Geographies of Racialized Dispossession

1. Green-Utopias of the New Deal: A Geo-Rhetorical Analysis of Historic Greendale, WisconsinIzzy Alexander, University of Tennessee Knoxville; Mia Nighgroh, University of Tennessee Knoxville.

2. Mapping Black Settlement and Dispossession in Central Texas: Adventures in HGISJaden McCree, University of Texas; Asher Atkins, University of Texas, Austin.

3. Racial Capitalism and the Roots of Mexican Segregation in Southern California: Advancing Urban Theory by Examining Mexican Colonies 1910-1930sMaria Rendon, University of California, Irvine; Amalia Mejia, UC Irvine; Flor Flores, UC Irvine.

4. Environment, Racialization, and Territorial Stigma: Evidence from HOLC TextsJonathan Tollefson, University of Chicago.

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