Left Behind In Rosedale: Race Relations And The Collapse Of Community Institutions [Paperback]

Race Relations and Urban Neighborhoods -- The Ghettoization of Rosedale -- Racial Transition and the Loss of Community -- Racism and Residential Transition: Old Myths and New Realities -- The Adolescent Menace: Beyond Racial Stereotypes -- Sexual Violence in Rosedale -- The Wilding Incidents of 1982 -- The Underclass of Rosedale: Community Institutions in Crisis -- The Struggle to Create New Institutions: The Crisis Deepens -- Public Policy, Social Change, and the Fall of Rosedale -- Race Relations, Social Justice, and the Future of Urban Neighborhoods This book has the potential to be a classic in the fields of race relations and urban sociology. Cleveland State UniversityThis book examines the institutional, cultural, and psychological changes that accompanied racial transition in a single community, Rosedale, over several years. It is about crime, violence, and personal crisis among older people and about human suffering, fear, and entrapment.USCopyright ? 1998 Taylor & Francis