The Suburban Racial Dilemma: Housing and Neighborhoods Book

	List of Tables and Maps
	Acknowledgments
Pt. I	Racial Divisiveness and Policy Alternatives
1	Race, Housing, and Neighborhoods in the Metropolitan United States	3
2	The Open Housing Movement: Metropolitan Dispersion Strategies	31
Pt. II	Housing, Race, and Neighborhoods in Metropolitan Cleveland
3	Cleveland: A Racially Polarized City	53
4	Suburban Cleveland: Case Studies of Suburbs and Fair Housing Organizations	67
5	East Cleveland: Black Suburbanization, White Flight, and Rapid Resegregation	77
6	Shaker Heights: Integration Maintenance in a Once Exclusionary, Planned Suburb	96
7	Cleveland Heights: The Struggle for Long-term Stable Racial Diversity	114
8	Parma: Court-ordered Racial Integration	140
9	Euclid: A Suburban City in the Path of White Flight	152
10	Six Cleveland Fair Housing Organizations	164
Pt. III	Fair Housing: Policies, Programs, Legality, and Prospects
11	Open Housing Policies and Programs	193
12	The Legal Status of Race-conscious, Pro-integrative Housing Policies and Programs	221
13	Toward Greater Racial Diversity in the Suburbs	237
	References	257
	Index	271