The document asks how social forces like race, class, migration, and politics helped the Hamburgs gain legitimacy, power, and status in Chicago compared to the Vice Lords, and how housing inequality in the 20th century recreated racial inequality in terms of class and crime. It also asks about similarities and differences between the stories of the Hamburgs, Vice Lords, and suburbanization in terms of race and class.

1. What social forces and contexts (of race, class, migration, and politics)
helped
What social forces and contexts (of race, class, migration, and politics) helped the Hamburgs
gain political legitimacy, economic power and social status in Chicago? What factors,
including but not limited to race, held back the Vice Lords from following a similar
trajectory/path as the Hamburgs? More generally, how did housing inequality in the mid-
late 20th Century help recreate racial inequality in terms of class, and in relation to crime
and the CJ system? What similarities/differences in terms of race and class are there
between the story of the Hamburgs/Vice Lords and the process of suburbanization?