Race, Immigrants, and Residence: A New Racial Geography of Washington, D.C.Footnote^*

* The research for this article was made possible by funding from George Washington University's Center for Washington Area Studies. Earlier versions of the article were presented at the 2002 miniconference on “Immigration and America's Changing Ethnic Landscapes,” sponsored by the University of Georgia Department of Geography, and at the 2003 Association of American Geographers annual meeting in New Orleans. The authors would like to thank Jill H. Wilson for her assistance and advice

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