He collaborated with Richard Taub on a study examining the Chicago neighborhoods of Archer Park, Beltway, Dover, and Groveland.
To defend one of his hypotheses, this thinker developed the "Male Marriageable Pool Index," which is the number of employed men per 100 women in a given age group. He collaborated with Richard Taub on a study examining the Chicago neighborhoods of Archer Park, Beltway, Dover, and Groveland. He identifies three stages in American history including the "antebellum and early post-bellum" or "racist period," the era of rapid industrialism which birthed the black urban community, and the "post World War II era" dominated by class conflict rather than race conflict. He recently taught a class on the HBO series The Wire, whose second season was inspired by his book When Work Disappears. FTP, name this author of The Declining Significance of Race, a sociologist who writes on African American life and teaches at Harvard.
To defend one of his hypotheses, this thinker developed the "Male Marriageable Pool Index," which is the number of employed men per 100 women in a given age group.
William Julius {Wilson}