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Religion, Ethnicity, and Race in Chicago

In the winter of 2015, my freshmen Northwestern University students explored the public manifestations of race, ethnicity, and religion in Chicago as part of a ten week first-year seminar on visual and cultural sociology. These are their course projects.

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Brooke Pigneri in Religion, Ethnicity, and Race in Chicago

Italian Neighborhoods in Chicago

Brooke Pigneri

Jessie Meltzer in Religion, Ethnicity, and Race in Chicago

Sharing Devon: The “Coexistence” of Pakistani Muslims and Orthodox Jews

A 10-Week Study of Jews and Muslims in West Devon, Chicago

“History of violence, strained relationships, and ongoing strife.” This is how many…

Hannah Reich in Religion, Ethnicity, and Race in Chicago

The Wandering Jew

A Study of The Jewish Community On Devon Avenue

Andrew Jacobs in Religion, Ethnicity, and Race in Chicago

These Walls Can Talk:

Race and Economics in Bronzeville as Told by a Community Chalkboard

Maggie Hoffman in Religion, Ethnicity, and Race in Chicago

The Daley Dynasty: Irish American Influence in the City of Chicago

Kamya Bijawat in Religion, Ethnicity, and Race in Chicago

The Melding of Cultures in Rogers Park: West Devon Avenue

Santos Geronimo Rivera in Religion, Ethnicity, and Race in Chicago

From The Outside In:

A Look Into Little Village

and Pilsen.

Hector Macias in Religion, Ethnicity, and Race in Chicago

Art as a Cultural Mirror: Latino Art’s Social Meaning in Little Village and Pilsen

Emily Kuttner in Religion, Ethnicity, and Race in Chicago

Commercialization in Chinatown

Evidence of the Cultural Industry in Chicago’s South Side Chinatown