50 AC ESPM quiz 5

what are some key concepts talked about in recovery and removal?

gentrification, resliience, loss of public housing, lgbtq discrimination, poverty, etc

John a Powell, Jeffries, Newhart, Stiens

Towards a transformative view of race

Key points in towards a transformative view of race

americans = individualitisc segregation was racialized poverty and opportunity

Blitzer making many comments asking about how this could happen and make the black community even more poor. lack of ownership anc elimation of concentrated poverty

educational health and environmental concerns should be acknowledged

Josh lewis

river cresting in new orleans

spillways

mitigate seasonal flooding, Bonnet carre only opened 11 to prevent the mississippi flood, which lead to the great flood of 1927

drawback of spill way?

crustaceans and shrimp displacement, limitations for fishing, LO biggest fishery in america

river diversions

mititgate storm surge flooding

more on river diversions

slow coastal erosion and build new land, controversial in fishing hazards of projects always offloaded on POC communities

Yassine Omar

Demonizing the victims of Katrina

Demonizing the victims of katrina- key takeaways

-violence, disease, snipers,

-’looting’

-Knight Ridder debunked stories of sniping

-CNN greatly exaggerated

-Washington POST was more inaccurate

-Fox news called it the wild west

What wer most news outlets reporting on in NO?

violence, rape, shootings, looting, stealing shoes, firefighters being held hostage, calling looters cockroaches, wrongdoings and more

which was the most accurate?

ABC world news provided true and accurate info.

Teller Paul

the shock doctrine

what was in the email sent by Rep. paul teller

-waive fees, taxes, regulations

-reduce prices

• force kids to commute to school?

• build new refinieries??

• not very helpful solutions hence the shock

racial formaiton theory

racial identities created lived

racial projects racial fomration

= process of situated project

macro level of racial formation

idelology and social structure

micro level of racial formation

everyday interaction, internalized meaning ‘common sense’

racial project can be racist if..

it creates or reproduces structures of domination based on racial significance

methods of wetland restoration

freshwater diversion, canal backfiling, revegetation, shoreline protection

environment

adapt to thrive

equity

advance to connect to opportunity

infrastructure:

transform city systems

nature based solutions

biomimetic design

market based development strategy

empower private sector to allocate resources rationally in marketplace

‘colorblind’ framework

community based development

seek equity through inclusive decision making and strategic public funding

recognition of structural inequality

goals of MB

private sector investment

goals of CB

community empowerment economic opportunity

means of CB

grassroots empowerment

outcomes of CB

equitable economic opportunities

goals of MB

capital investment, asset appreciation and growth

means of MB

private secto invesment and planning

outcomes of MB

socioeconomic growth and polarization