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An Eminent Urban Historian Uncovers The Longneglected History Of The Restrictive Covenants That Played A Pivotal Role In Shaping Americas Suburbsthe Quintessential American Suburbs, With Their Gracious Singlefamily Homes, Large Green Lawns, And Leafshaded Streets, Reflected Not Only Residents Dreams But Nightmares, Not Only Hopes But Fears: Fear Of Others, Of Racial Minorities And Lowincome Groups, Fear Of Themselves, Fear Of The Market, And, Above All, Fear Of Change. These Fears, And The Restrictive Covenants That Embodied Them, Are The Subject Of Robert M. Fogelsons Fascinating New Book. As Fogelson Reveals, Suburban Subdividers Attempted To Cope With The Deepseated Fears Of Unwanted Change, Especially The Encroachment Of Undesirable People And Activities, By Imposing A Wide Range Of Restrictions On The Lots. These Restrictions Ranged From Mandating Minimum Costs And Architectural Styles For The Houses To Forbidding The Owners To Sell Or Lease Their Property To Any Member Of A Host Of Racial, Ethnic, And Religious Groups. These Restrictions, Many Of Which Are Still Commonly Employed, Tell Us As Much About The Complexities Of American Society Today As About Its Complexities A Century Ago.
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