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Suburban Black Poverty in East Portland: The Role of Transportation in Making Ends Meet
Principal Investigator:
Steven Howland, Portland State University
Summary:
Portland has faced a mass displacement of Black households from the historically segregated area of Albina through various phases of urban renewal, urban deterioration, and gentrification. A substantial number of them have moved to East Portland, a suburban segment of the City of Portland that was unincorporated county land prior to the 1990’s. As Black people have left Albina, the roots of Blackn...
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Project Details
| Project Type: | Dissertation |
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| Project Status: | Completed |
| End Date: | August 20, 2020 |
| UTC Funding: | $15,000 |
Downloadable Products
- Divided Neighborhoods: Gentrification and Transportation among Portland's Low-income Black Households (PRESENTATION)
- I Should Have Moved Somewhere Else': The Impacts of Gentrification on Transportation and Social Support for Black Working-Poor Families in Portland, Oregon (FINAL_REPORT)
- The Impacts of Gentrification on Transportation and Social Support for Black Working-Poor Families in Portland, Oregon (PROJECT_BRIEF)