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CUTTING THE TALL GRASS
May 27, 2021
Sharon Cornelissen
The forthcoming book Cutting the Tall Grass aims to show how decades of neighborhood decline in Brightmoor, Detroit shaped racialized losses and opportunities, hardship and privilege, and trauma and coping, as the devastated neighborhood faces early gentrification. Learn more here.
LEARN
CUTTING THE TALL GRASS
May 27, 2021
Sharon Cornelissen
The forthcoming book Cutting the Tall Grass aims to show how decades of neighborhood decline in Brightmoor, Detroit shaped racialized losses and opportunities, hardship and privilege, and trauma and coping, as the devastated neighborhood faces early gentrification. Learn more here.
LEARN
CUTTING THE TALL GRASS
May 27, 2021
Sharon Cornelissen
The forthcoming book Cutting the Tall Grass aims to show how decades of neighborhood decline in Brightmoor, Detroit shaped racialized losses and opportunities, hardship and privilege, and trauma and coping, as the devastated neighborhood faces early gentrification. Learn more here.
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