Everyday Sociology Talk: Robert Sampson and how Communities Become Poverty Traps
Robert Sampson, author of Great American City, discusses his research on communities and poverty with Karen Sternheimer.
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Robert Sampson, author of Great American City, discusses his research on communities and poverty with Karen Sternheimer.
For more videos, see www.youtube.com/nortonsoc
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This made it so much easier to understand how urban cities that aren't well off can actually get worse just because of the perceptions that some people have of other people that live in those cities, causing them to move out of the city and ultimately hurting the city even more. All it takes is for one person to take pride in the community and to try and help it become something that the rest of the community members can take pride in, creating a movement among the people and making the area a better place.
Posted by: Spencer | January 03, 2012 at 09:48 PM