Citizen Brown: Race, Democracy, and Inequality in the St. Louis Suburbs
by Colin Gordon
Citizen Brown explores race, democracy, and inequality in the St. Louis suburbs. Colin Gordon examines suburban life as a setting where questions of citizenship, civic participation, and social power become especially visible, offering readers a focused study of race and democratic experience in America.
About This Book
Citizen Brown examines the relationship between race, democracy, and inequality in the St. Louis suburbs.
Colin Gordon focuses on the ways suburban communities reflect larger questions about citizenship, political participation, and social power.
The book offers a focused analysis of inequality and democratic life in a specific American metropolitan setting.
Its subject will interest readers exploring race, suburbs, American history, and the structures that shape civic experience.
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