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read chapters I-II of “The Case for Reparations” by Ta-Nehisi Coates. First appearing in The Atlantic in June of 2014, this article has become one of the most distributed and discussed work on modern urbanization. It is absolutely fascinating.
The first chapter tells the story of Clyde Moss and his exclusion from the “legitimate” home mortgage market by way of the federal practice of redlining. The second chapter investigates the devastating impacts of segregation in Chicago’s North Lawndate.
Instead of specific questions, here I want you to make the connections between what the textbook’s background information on the rise of the city, specifically Chicago, as an object of sociological study and the stories told in Coates’s work. Make specific textual references.
