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Peer reviewedDeskins, Donald R., Jr. – Economic Geography, 1972
Forces are at work tending to minimize the home-to-work distance; however, these forces favor white workers in Detroit more than members of the Negro labor force. Residential segregation is the major factor controlling the home-to-work distance minimization efforts of Negro workers. (RJ)
Descriptors: Employment Patterns, Negro Housing, Residential Patterns, Social Problems
