How the Streets Were Made

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The book explores the concept of "the streets" as both a physical space shaped by segregation and a sociocultural construct that has impacted perceptions of blackness in America. Through an interdisciplinary approach, it delves into how these streets have influenced contemporary views on black identity, community dynamics, violence, consumer behavior, and a sense of belonging. By integrating insights from various fields, the author highlights the complex relationship between societal structures and the lived experiences of black individuals.