US EditionDisplacement in Galveston After Hurricane Ike: How Opponents of Public Housing Co-Opted the Language of Fair Housing and Environmental Justice
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Displacement in Galveston After Hurricane Ike: How Opponents of Public Housing Co-Opted the Language of Fair Housing and Environmental Justice
Rector, J. (2025). Displacement in Galveston After Hurricane Ike: How Opponents of Public Housing Co-Opted the Language of Fair Housing and Environmental Justice. Environmental History, 30(3), 556–564. https://doi.org/10.1086/735920 Abstract Among environmental historians, the barrier island of Galveston, Texas, is best known as the site of the deadliest natural disaster in US history. Over eight thousand … Continue reading Displacement in Galve…
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