"Race, Place, and Suburban Policing": Too Close for Comfort
Published:
01 August 2015
Online ISBN:
9780520958081
Print ISBN:
9780520282384
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In the Beginning In the Beginning
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Educating Meacham Educating Meacham
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At the Core At the Core
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“Dirt Road Pimping”: The Road to Annexation “Dirt Road Pimping”: The Road to Annexation
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House for a House, the Buyout, and Eminent Domain: The Untold Stories of the Deals Made House for a House, the Buyout, and Eminent Domain: The Untold Stories of the Deals Made
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Post-Annexation Post-Annexation
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“All These Rules” “All These Rules”
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Conclusion Conclusion
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Chapter
Two “You’re nothing but trash over here …”: Black Faces in White Places
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49–92
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Published:01 August 2015
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Boyles, Andrea S., '“You’re nothing but trash over here …”: Black Faces in White Places', "Race, Place, and Suburban Policing": Too Close for Comfort (Oakland, CA , 2015; online edn, California Scholarship Online, 22 Sept. 2016), https://doi.org/10.1525/california/9780520282384.003.0003, accessed 14 July 2026.
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Abstract
Chapter 3 describes the process and experience of annexation as the unincorporated community of Meacham Park transitioned into a disadvantaged neighborhood within the affluent suburb of Kirkwood. This chapter then conveys the experiences and attitudes of Meacham Park residents regarding the loss of land, homes, and overall displacement when eminent domain was used to build a strip mall on over half of Meacham Park land acquired through annexation. It also discusses their overall perceptions of their new local government and its role in the annexation process as well as the role played by police in ensuring their adherence.
Keywords:
race, blacks, police, discrimination, annexation, Meacham Park, Kirkwood, Charles “Cookie” Thornton, segregation
Subject
Criminology and Criminal Justice
Collection:
California Scholarship Online
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