The goal of this social indicator assignment is to familiarize you with issues of racial residential segregation and the manifestation of this phenomenon in the city of Washington, DC. Sources for your assignment: Your key sources for this assignment are the chapter on Race + Ethnicity from DS and other learning unit readings, data you collect from the Urban lnstitute's Data Explorer website, the NPR podcast \"A Forgotten History of How the U.S. Government Segregated America,\" and class lecture notes. Your social indicator assignment should be developed as follows: 0 Using specic data from the Urban Institute's Data Explorer website, identify examples of racial residential segregation's manifestations in the District of Columbia. You should use neighborhood cluster-level data. Neighborhood descriptions should include data on neighborhood demographics as well as mean income, median house prices, and poverty. Attend to changes over time (that is, collect data over several years). See the table model at the end of these guidelines for assembling your information. You should use 2-3 neighborhood clusters in your assignment. This is the link to the Urban Institute's Data Explorer website, which we practiced using in class: mpL/lgreaterdcurban.org/data- grplorer . o What is racial residential segregation? Offer a brief denition. Note an example (or examples) from the data you collected in the Data Explorer. 0 Using information from the learning unit materials, describe key sociological roots of racial residential segregation in the U.S. You should identify 2-3 and describe them concisely, but clearly. 0 Using learning unit information, describe key consequences of racial residential segregation. Note 2 specic ones and describe them clearly, supporting points with examples. 0 Write 2 sociological questions about the materials covered in this learning unit. You do not need to use formal citations for basic sociological information/concepts, though you DO need to credit information that is not common knowledge: for example, \"According to the textbook...\" or \"According to the NPR podcast. . .\" NEIGHBORHOOD 1 YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 4 Single family homes, median sales price Average income Poverty rate % Black non-Hispanic % White non-Hispanic % Hispanic % Asian/Pacific Islander