Author Archives: Kathryn Cox

Throughout our readings we have seen numerous benefits of Civic Associations and the various ways in which they benefit the communities that they serve. In this week’s reading by Sanjek, we see groups such as the KAAMQ (Korean American Association … Continue reading →

I found the discussion of race in the Foner reading to be very interesting. The selection begins with an analysis of South Eastern Europeans and Jews and their struggle to become classified as “white.” I was always puzzled by this, … Continue reading →

Unlike some of my peers, I agree with Jane Jacob’s cynical view on the efforts that have been made to rid the city of its slums. While I realize that the gentrification of the previously mentioned Needle Park (Upper West … Continue reading →