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Racial Capitalism or the Historical Foundations of Dispossession and Green Segregation Item: Title: 2. Five Concurrent Pathways of/toward Segregated Urban Ecologies Item: Title: 3. Addressing Segregation through Emancipatory Approaches Item: Title: 4. 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