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Nima Dahir: How Race and Immigration Shape Neighborhoods and Lives

Nima Dahir: How Race and Immigration Shape Neighborhoods and Lives

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Nima Dahir, Assistant Professor and Provost’s Fellow in the Department of Sociology, discusses her research in urban sociology and the intersections of race, ethnicity, and immigration. She talks about a current project on the historic presence of Black immigrants in cities, including New York’s Harlem neighborhood and Columbus, and their portrayal in both media and government documents. She also discusses other projects she has worked on, namely “Re-learning to be a woman: virtual space and post-migration womanhood in the Somali diaspora”, where she used a public phone line to further understand how Somali Women “learn and practice the new identity of ‘immigrant woman’”.

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