Call for Papers: Interracial Interaction in Neighborhoods
Monday, November 19th 2012  5:00pm
San Francisco, CA

Seeking submissions from essayists and literary journalists on interracial interaction in neighborhoods. What keeps some communities together and some apart? As some communities become global (like Vallejo, Stockton and Oakland/Fremont/Hayward) and others maintain patterns of segregation like Detroit, Milwaukee, Newark and Boston, what are the patterns of interaction and communication? How does this affect our understanding of racial and ethnic identity? Please send a 150-300 word abstract by the deadline to vwagner@sfsu.edu and ywilson@sfsu.edu.

Location:
San Francisco State University School of Journalism
San Francisco, CA