How the Zimmerman/Martin Case Hurt Race Relations in the United States
We're back where we were about 20 years ago.
Should, Ought, and Need: Trayvon Martin’s Life and How We Use Language
If the police dispatcher had spoken to George Zimmerman in the language of the 1960s, would Martin still be alive?
Underground Demography: Race, Class, and the Subway Systems of Large U.S. Cities
Despite social class segregation in housing, people of vastly different economic circumstances are likely to share the same subway car, at least for a few stops.