Arguing that race has influenced the politics of exclusion practiced in many American suburbs, Bruce Katz suggests that urban sprawl can be seen as the inevitable result of…
A)hyperurbanization and decreasing social capital.
B)increasing high levels of urban crime in the United States.
C)the increase of public space and a decrease in privatization.
D)racial segregation and social exclusion.

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Katz argues that racial segregation and social exclusion play a major role in the politics of exclusion in American suburbs. Urban sprawl, in this view, is the result and perpetuation of this segregation and exclusion, as wealthier (and often white) residents move further and further away from city centers to escape diversity and maintain their social and economic advantages over those excluded from these suburbs.

Arguing That Race Has Influenced the Politics of Exclusion Practiced