Negotiating Black Identities

Dr. Karyn Lacy presented "Constructing Racial Identities" at Emory University on March 2, 2005. In excerpts from her lecture, Prof. Lacy advances the idea of strategic assimilation as an way of understanding how contemporary middle-class Blacks are managing their lives in suburban spaces....

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Main Author: Karyn Lacy
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Language:English
Published: Emory Center for Digital Scholarship 2005-05-01
Series:Southern Spaces
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Online Access:https://southernspaces.org/node/42367
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description Dr. Karyn Lacy presented "Constructing Racial Identities" at Emory University on March 2, 2005. In excerpts from her lecture, Prof. Lacy advances the idea of strategic assimilation as an way of understanding how contemporary middle-class Blacks are managing their lives in suburban spaces. She draws from her research in two counties near Washington, D. C.: Prince George's County, Maryland (a majority-Black county) and Fairfax County, Virginia (predominately White).
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Negotiating Black Identities
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African American Studies
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Urban and Suburban Studies
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title Negotiating Black Identities
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Social Class
Urban and Suburban Studies
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