Residence and Race by Davis McEntire 1st/1st Ed 1960 HC/DJ UNCLIPPED Black Histo

Explore the foundational work of "Residence and Race" by Davis McEntire, a significant report to the Commission on Race and Housing. This comprehensive book delves into the intricate relationship between residential patterns and racial dynamics within society, offering critical insights into historical and ongoing challenges. It is an essential resource for those studying urban development, sociology, and civil rights history. This volume, often referenced as "Residence And Race: Final And Comprehensive Report To The Commission On Race And Housing," provides a detailed examination of the social, economic, and political factors shaping housing segregation. Davis McEntire's rigorous research and analysis lay bare the systemic issues that influenced residence and race in America, making it a crucial text for academics, researchers, and anyone interested in the origins and impacts of housing policy.