1. More than Red Lines: 1930s Zoning and the Persistence of Racially Concentrated Affluence • Scott Markley, National Zoning Atlas; Saatvik Amravathi, Cornell University.

2. Geography of Taste: Mapping “Ethnic” Restaurants in Boston from 1850 to 2020 • Ran Mei, New York University.

3. Segregated Pasts, Fragmented Presents: Redlining and Contemporary Prosociality • Sara Peters, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Victor T. Chen, Virginia Commonwealth University; Myeong Lee, George Mason University; Giemyung Lee, George Mason University.

4. The Lonely City: How Capital Eroded an American Community’s Social Infrastructure • Myles D. Zhang, University of Michigan: College of Architecture / Urban Planning.

5. Bound for Freedom—Fraught Conscription: Mapping Cabarete as an Ideal Type of Racial Capitalism • Elizabeth Alvarez, Columbia University.