S & C Electric Co. / Wilson / Cox / Rogers Park Enterprise / A.C. Nielsen / Starbucks / /
Country
Germany / United States / /
Currency
USD / / /
Facility
Northwestern University / Loyola University / University of Illinois at Chicago / /
IndustryTerm
electronic media / bank representatives / real estate boom / real estate professionals / real estate speculation / equipment manufacturer / field site / information technology / white real estate professionals / social networks / public services / social services / active real estate professionals / media coverage / /
MarketIndex
Neighborhood Diversity / /
NaturalFeature
Lake Michigan / /
Organization
Rights Now / Loyola University / U.S. Census Bureau / Chicago School / Northwestern University / Justice Alliance / University of Illinois at Chicago / American Sociological Association / Department of Sociology / Center for Urban Research and Learning / /
Person
Reed / Ellen C. Berrey / Lloyd / Clark / Joseph Moore / Bennett / / /
Position
author / butcher / advocate for Tenants Rights / /
Divided over Diversity: Political Discourse in a Chicago Neighborhood Ellen C. Berrey∗ Northwestern University In a Chicago neighborhood made up of different racial and economic groups, nearly