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	New Double Issue Now Available Suburbs are home to almost half of all Americans and have undergone dramatic demographic shifts over the past twenty years. The share of Black Americans living in suburbs has increased while the percentage of Whites has declined. More than one-third of poor families live in suburbs, as well as nearly half of Latinx Americans and a majority of Asian Americans and immigrant Americans. Yet suburbs remain understudied, and we know little about the changes taking place. The fifteen articles in this double issue explore the evolution of the suburbs, growing suburban inequality, and how inequality develops within and between suburban communities. Together, they shed light on the nature, causes, and consequences of an increasingly unequal United States. Issue 1 examines the diversification of suburbs as well as inequality in suburban housing. Issue 2 focuses on suburban schools, how community institutions function in suburban areas, and suburban politics.   Suburban Inequality Volume 9, Issues 1 and 2 Edited by R. L’Heureux Lewis-McCoy, New York University  Natasha Warikoo, Tufts University Stephen A. Matthews, Pennsylvania State University View Issue 1 | View Issue 2
	Articles Resisting Amnesia: Renewing and Expanding the Study of Suburban Inequality R. L’Heureux Lewis-McCoy, Natasha Warikoo, Stephen A. Matthews, and Nadirah Farah Foley Full Text | PDF Issue 1 Part I. Changing Suburbs Racial Diversity and Segregation: Comparing Principal Cities, Inner-Ring Suburbs, Outlying Suburbs, and the Suburban Fringe Daniel T. Lichter, Brian C. Thiede, and Matthew M. Brooks Full Text | PDF New Frontiers of Integration: Convergent Pathways of Neighborhood Diversification in Metropolitan New York Kasey Zapatka and Van C. Tran Full Text | PDF Part II. Housing Intersectionality Matters: Black Women, Labor, and Households in Black Suburbia Orly Clergé Full Text | PDF The Suburbanization of Eviction: Increasing Displacement and Inequality Within American Suburbs Devin Q. Rutan, Peter Hepburn, and Matthew Desmond Full Text | PDF Getting Suburbs to Do Their Fair Share: Housing Exclusion and Local Response to State Interventions Jennifer Girouard Full Text | PDF Issue 2 Part III. Education Little Boxes All the Same? Racial-Ethnic Segregation and Educational Inequality Across the Urban-Suburban Divide Ann Owens and Peter Rich Full Text | PDF The Not-So-New South Suburbs: Asian Immigration and the Politics of School Integration in Chapel Hill, North Carolina Willow Lung-Amam Full Text | PDF Demographic Change and School Attendance Zone Boundary Changes: Montgomery County, Maryland, and Fairfax County, Virginia, Between 1990 and 2010 Erica Frankenberg, Christopher S. Fowler, Sarah Asson, and Ruth Krebs Buck Full Text | PDF Finding Integrated Schools? Latino Families Settle in Diverse Suburbs, 2000–2015 Shruti Bathia, Bruce Fuller, Claudia Galindo, Francisco Lagos, and Sophia Rabe-Hesketh Full Text | PDF Part IV. Organizations Volatility and Change in Suburban Nonprofit Safety Nets Scott W. Allard and Elizabeth Pelletier Full Text | PDF Police Killings and Municipal Reliance on Fine-and-Fee Revenue Brenden Beck Full Text | PDF Part V. Politics Not Just White Soccer Moms: Voting in Suburbia in the 2016 and 2020 Elections Ankit Rastogi and Michael Jones-Correa Full Text | PDF Fiscal Fragility in Black Middle-Class Suburbia and Consequences for K–12 Schools and Other Public Services Angela Simms Full Text | PDF Suburbs, Inc.: Exploring Municipal Incorporation as a Mechanism of Racial and Economic Exclusion in Suburban Communities Kiara Wyndham-Douds  Full Text | PDF RSF Journal Website Order RSF Books | Unsubscribe | Privacy Policy | Contact Us Russell Sage Foundation | 112 East 64th Street, New York, NY 10065 | (212) 750-6000