“…There are also articles about protests relevant to post-Katrina development in New Orleans (Brand 2008), Black organizations engaged in defensive development in Chicago to avoid gentrification (Boyd 2008), and interactions between White environmentalists and Black civil rights leaders in a Southern county (Hines 2015). The search also turned up an analysis of the politics and rhetoric of the 2008 State of the Black Union conference (Ralph 2009). Even for recent publications, the keyword search turned up more studies of the Civil Rights and even pre-Civil Rights eras (e.g., Baxandall 2001, Bell 2004, Berg 2005, Berger 2009, Bergin 2016, Brame and Shriver 2013, Breitzer 2011, Brown 2015, Williams 2004 and studies of the post-2012 Black Lives Matter mobilizations (e.g., Asoka 2015, Bell et al 2013, Bonilla and Rosa 2015, Brooms and Perry 2016, De Choudhury et al 2016.…”