“Kelo, Parents and the Spatialization of Color (Blindness) in the Berman–Brown Metropolitan Heterotopia” by Denver lawprof Tom Romero II.
This article utilizes interdisciplinary methodology and resources to describe the manner by which legally enforced color lines on a local scale became paradoxically proscribed, yet essential to what I call the multi-racial heterotopia. As a consequence of scholars largely having failed to make the link between eminent domain and school integration jurisprudence in the construction of the modern metropolitan United States, the article makes a timely and important intervention to the combined analysis of these most recent Supreme Court cases.
Posted on SSRN here. Topic seems worthy of examination, but what a title!