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SUMMARY:Place Matters in the DMV: The Past\, Present & Future
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DESCRIPTION:Dr. Delario Lindsey will present the research of the Sociology
  program at Marymount University\, which examines the multitude of forces 
 on communities of color in the Washington\, DC. Metro Area. .\nhttps://ale
 xandria.libnet.info/event/5251867
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>The Sociology program at Marymount Univers
 ity has embarked on a research project that explores the social\, politica
 l\, and economic forces that have shaped life for various communities that
  make up the DMV. With a particular focus on African-American communities\
 , Place Matters examines the impacts of historical state and federal polic
 ies like Red-lining and Racial Housing Covenants have had on settlement pa
 tterns of African-Americans across the region. Other aspects of the projec
 t focus on community change (gentrification) and the contemporary effects 
 of residential and commercial displacement. The goal is to better understa
 nd the effects these phenomena can have on wealth-building and equitable d
 evelopment in communities of color around the region.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;
 </p>\n<p>Please register to attend this virtual talk.&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>Conta
 ct Megan at <a href="mailto:mzimmerman@alexlibraryva.org">mzimmerman@alexl
 ibraryva.org</a>&nbsp\;for more information.&nbsp\;</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Dr. D
 elario Lindsey is a Continuing Instructor in the Sociology program at Mary
 mount University.&nbsp\; Before coming to Marymount\, Dr. Lindsey served a
 s an Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology at Bethune-Cookman
  University.&nbsp\; He was also an Assistant Professor and the social scie
 nce point-person in the interdisciplinary Africana-World-Studies Program a
 t William Paterson University.&nbsp\; Dr. Lindsey has presented at several
  international conferences and has undertaking research trips to the Feder
 al Republic of Brazil and the Republic of South Africa to study local form
 s of urban inequality and community engagement.</p>\nhttps://alexandria.li
 bnet.info/event/5251867
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