Link to the full Poverty & Race Journal (May-September 2026) Segregating Cities: Arnold R. Hirsch and the History of Urban Inequality —Thomas J. Sugrue PRRAC's Substantial Role in Supporting the Important Work of Arnold R. Hirsch —Florence Wagman Roisman Poverty, Race and the Elusive Promise of an Equitable Social Security System —Jon C. Dubin Environmental … [Read more...] about Poverty & Race Journal (May-September 2026)
Environmental Implications of Urbanization: Environmental Sustainability, Green Design Plus Smart Growth is Pivotal (May-September 2026 P&R Journal)
Link to the full Poverty & Race Journal (May-September 2026) by Stephen Pinkney Urban areas are densely developed spaces that include residential neighborhoods, commercial districts, and other nonresidential land uses. Urbanization is the migration of populations from rural areas to urban and suburban areas. This particular process of urbanization in the U.S. has taken … [Read more...] about Environmental Implications of Urbanization: Environmental Sustainability, Green Design Plus Smart Growth is Pivotal (May-September 2026 P&R Journal)
Poverty, Race and the Elusive Promise of an Equitable Social Security System (May-September 2026 P&R Journal)
Link to the full Poverty & Race Journal (May-September 2026) by Jon C. Dubin Introduction Last year marked the 90th Anniversary of the Social Security Act of 1935. The Act created America’s largest social welfare cash benefit income security programs, eventually affecting over 96 percent of all Americans. They provide a lifeline for many, taking more Americans out of … [Read more...] about Poverty, Race and the Elusive Promise of an Equitable Social Security System (May-September 2026 P&R Journal)
PRRAC’s Substantial Role in Supporting the Important Work of Arnold R. Hirsch (May-September 2026 P&R Journal)
Link to the full Poverty & Race Journal (May-September 2026) by Florence Wagman Roisman Without doubt, Arnold Hirsch was one of the most influential historians of his generation. He was closely associated with the Poverty & Race Research Action Council (PRRAC): as his family write in the Acknowledgements to Segregating Cities, PRRAC “was crucial to Arnie’s turn toward … [Read more...] about PRRAC’s Substantial Role in Supporting the Important Work of Arnold R. Hirsch (May-September 2026 P&R Journal)
Segregating Cities: Arnold R. Hirsch and the History of Urban Inequality (May-September 2026 P&R Journal)
Link to the full Poverty & Race Journal (May-September 2026) by Thomas J. Sugrue At a moment when fair housing is under siege, it is worth revisiting the pathbreaking career of Arnold R. Hirsch, whose rigorous scholarship, some of it conducted with the support of the Poverty & Race Research Action Council (PRRAC), transformed our understanding of America’s stubborn … [Read more...] about Segregating Cities: Arnold R. Hirsch and the History of Urban Inequality (May-September 2026 P&R Journal)
