DIVERSITY, IMMIGRATION, AND METROPOLITAN SETTLEMENTS.

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DIVERSITY, IMMIGRATION, AND METROPOLITAN SETTLEMENTS

 Field Trip Debrief  Recap  Spatial and Income Stratification in US Metros  Residential Segregation  Today  Diversity, Immigration, and Metropolitan Settlements  Discussion Questions  Ex III topics and groups  Next time, guest  Arthur Sullivan, Program Director, A Regional Coalition for Housing (ARCH)

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Discussion Questions  How do poverty, race and ethnicity intersect in the demography of urban regions?  How does poverty influence citizenship?  What is social exclusion, and how does it differ from poverty?  Here are some questions to consider for tomorrow's discussion about Diversity, Immigration, and Metropolitan Settlements.  What do you think of “Diversity” in a society?  What is the most serious problem caused by immigration in today’s American society? How to solve it?  Which public policies contribute to Metropolitan Settlements?