Titlebook: Washington 101; An Introduction to t Matthew N. Green,Julie Yarwood,Maria Mazzenga Book 2014 Matthew N. Green, Julie Yarwood, Laura Daughte

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Chocolate City, Vanilla Swirl, or Something Else? Race and Ethnicity in City and Regionumnists, bloggers, and long-time city residents. The percentage of Washingtonians who were African American had dropped to just half, according to the U.S. Census. It was the lowest level in over five decades and a dramatic change in the city’s demographic identity. In the 1970s the capital had earn

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Chocolate City, Vanilla Swirl, or Something Else? Race and Ethnicity in City and Regionumnists, bloggers, and long-time city residents. The percentage of Washingtonians who were African American had dropped to just half, according to the U.S. Census. It was the lowest level in over five decades and a dramatic change in the city’s demographic identity. In the 1970s the capital had earn

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The Economic Life and Development of a Capital Cityr above the skeletons of new buildings that rise from lots once empty and abandoned. The glass and cement headquarters of the Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms, built in 2008, sits just steps from the Metro station. Elsewhere stand freshly built office buildings, apartment complexes,

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Neighborhoods and Suburban Communities of Washingtone top of the escalator by a musician playing a bongo drum accompanied by a synthesized instrumental track, the eclectic travelers range from business suit-wearing men and women to tourists juggling cameras, strollers, and shopping bags. The surrounding streets are lined with narrow nineteenth-centur

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Home Rule, Race, and Revenue: The Local Politics of Washingtondentity in determining city affairs. The third is the significant constraints on the city’s ability to raise and spend revenue. In this chapter, we examine each of these themes in detail and the ways they distinguish Washington, D.C., from other American cities.