Archives: Student Papers
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The State of Black Asheville: Criminal Justice Where We Are and Where Do We Go From Here?
Authored by Kati Ketz
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A Community Building Approach to Dismantling the Superhighway
Authored by Eli Margolese-Malin
Original Date of Publication: March 21, 2007
Special thanks to Shaylyn Sargent for indexing this paper
Original Date of Publication: March 21, 2007
Special thanks to Shaylyn Sargent for indexing this paper
A Community Building Approach to Dismantling the Superhighway
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Alternative to Incarceration in the African American Community in Asheville
Authored by Meredith Morgan
Original Date of Publication: February 16, 2008
Special thanks to Ben Chase for indexing this paper
Original Date of Publication: February 16, 2008
Special thanks to Ben Chase for indexing this paper
This paper focuses on the discrepancies between Black, Hispanic, and Caucasian men and women in the prison system and the cost and impacts of incarceration on communities.
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The State of Criminal Justice in the African American Communities: At Home and Abroad
Authored by David C. Cox
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The State of Black Asheville: Housing Report
Authored by Ted Eby & Matthew Turpin
Original Date of Publication: April 23, 2013
Special thanks to Shannon Bodeau for indexing this paper
Original Date of Publication: April 23, 2013
Special thanks to Shannon Bodeau for indexing this paper
Report examining the housing conditions of Black and African American population in Asheville, North Carolina. It covers homeownership, renting, public housing, transportation, and demographics. It shows housing discrepancies that are proportional to those on the national level.
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Perspectives on Affordable Housing and the Reality of Public Housing in Asheville
Authored by Kaycie Robinson
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The State of Black Asheville: The Impacts of Income Disparity on Housing Opportunities
Authored by Anna Stearns and Leslie Davis
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The Criminal Justice System in Asheville and Buncombe County
Authored by Benjamin Schmid and James DiAngelo