Cover Page -- Housing Desegregation and Federal Policy -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Contents -- Preface -- Introduction -- Section I Perspectives on Housing Integration -- Introduction -- Chapter One The Movement for Housing Integration -- Chapter Two A Minority Perspective on Residential Racial Integration -- Chapter Three Sustainable Integration or Inevitable Resegregation -- Section II Segregation and Discrimination in Housing -- Introduction -- Chapter Four Segregation and Discrimination of Hispanic Americans -- Chapter Five The Influence of Race and Income on Racial Segregation and Housing Policy -- Chapter Six More than Skin Deep -- Section III Social and Attitudinal Factors Affecting Housing Integration -- Introduction -- Chapter Seven Changing Racial Attitudes toward Residential Integration -- Chapter Eight Success and Resistance Factors in the Maintenance of Racially Mixed Neighborhoods -- Section IV Racial Desegregation and Federal Housing Policies -- Introduction -- Chapter Nine Where Should HUD Locate Assisted Housing? -- Chapter Ten Location and Racial/Ethnic Occupancy Patterns for HUD-Subsidized Family Housing in Ten Metropolitan Areas -- Chapter Eleven Race and Residential Mobility -- Chapter Twelve Public Housing Projects, Blacks, and Public Policy -- Chapter Thirteen On the Possibility of Achieving Racial Integration through Subsidized Housing -- Chapter Fourteen Postscript -- Concluding Remarks -- Contributors -- Index.