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Historical analysis reveals how racial boundaries and industrial changes shaped urban demographic shifts in Detroit, highlighting persistent spatial inequality.
By 1950, Detroit’s decades-long industrial growth had resulted in a city with a population of 1.85 million, making it the fourth largest city in the nation. It was the Motor City, home to the three...
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