The Theory Behind the 1935 Saint Paul Slum Map

I've seen the amazing Minneapolis slum map a few times on the internet, including a nicely colored version with much more legible text. Anyway, from the Met Council's compelling Choice, Place, and Opportunity report, detailing racial inequality in the Twin Cities, here's the Saint Paul version of that map. Source: Calvin F. Schmid, “Social Saga of Two Cities: An Ecological and Statistical Study of Social Trends in Minneapolis and Saint Paul,” (Minneapolis, MN: The Minneapolis

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The Theory Behind the 1935 Saint Paul Slum Map