"It was perceived as a'black spot,'. . . ( at a time when the ) government was trying to reconfigure racial geography,"
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The war didn't provoke a stern resolve to address what most Americans still called " the Negro problem, " but it altered the country's racial geography.
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Passarge's theories of racial geography ( expounded in the 1920s in " Das Judentum als landschaftskundlich-ethnologisches Problem " ) were embraced by the Nazi Party after 1933.
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American sociologist Douglas Massey, in his essay, " The New Geography of Inequality in Urban America ", argues that this new racial geography in the United States has laid the foundation for housing discrimination to occur in order to keep up the status quo.
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