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Fighting against AtroCITIES / 2 #BLM: A Movement Conquers the Web and the Country
Fighting against AtroCITIES / 2 #BLM: A Movement Conquers the Web and the Country
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1 Introduction: Topic and Methodology
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2 #BLM: A Movement Conquers the Web and the Country
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3 Spaces of Injustice, Discrimination, Disparity: Marginalization of Blacks in the United States
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3.1 Racism: A Haunting Social, Political, Geographic Reality
3.2 Police Violence in the US: Law Enforcement Immoralities
3.3 Accessibility Problems: Health, Food, Housing
39–50
4 Washington and Minneapolis: Spatial Catalysts for Active Resistance
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4.1 The Case of George Floyd
4.2 Effects on Black Social Activism in the City
4.3 Black Exigencies: The Relation to Minneapolis Law Enforcement
4.4 Washington, D.C. White House Protests and the ‘Trump Effect’
51–74
5 Why Are the Two Cities Important to Consider in This Context?
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5.1 Washington, D.C. – Black Lives, Police, and H Street Corner
5.2 The Capital’s Bloomingdale Neighborhood
5.3 Minneapolis – Yet Another Example of Multifaceted Racial Tensions
5.4 Minneapolis 2040 Plan and Other Policy Guidelines
5.5 Chapter Summary
75–82
6 Socio-Spatial Chances for Democracy: BLM’s Contribution to Saving It
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7 Conclusion: Relational Analysis, Democracy Promotion as Crucial Points
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Bibliography
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Appendix
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Fighting against AtroCITIES , page 7 - 14
2 #BLM: A Movement Conquers the Web and the Country
Autoren
Leo Kempe
DOI
doi.org/10.5771/9783828879645-7
ISBN print: 978-3-8288-4845-0
ISBN online: 978-3-8288-7964-5
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