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• W1588052950 abstract "POWER (lessness) AND DISPERSION COMMENTS ON CHESTER McGUIRE'S THE URBAN DEVELOPMENT ACT OF 1974, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDS AND BLACK ECONOMIC PROBLEMS Henry W. McGee, Jr.* Chester McGuire's comprehensive, provocative and good-humored as- sessment of the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974 (HCDA) 1 suggests both ominous and benign trends in the shift of political power and allocation of material resources in the United States. His tracing of the transfer of the locus of decision-making from city halls to county boards and state houses portends the further erosion of the power of the federal/urban political machines coalition which through the sixties gave such force and influence to Black social, political and economic needs. On the other hand, the Act's policy of dispersion of minority groups, 2 accelerated by the new public housing and allied strategies for spreading over a wide geographical area previously urban-concentrated subsidized housing, may in the long run lead to greater affluence for minorities integrated but submerged in white-dominated suburban areas.' First, consider the ominous aspects of McGuire's analysis. As he suggests, the HCDA flows in part out of the discontent and reaction to urban development policies of the sixties. Perhaps Daniel P. Moynihan anticipated the bitterness of the discontent. He termed community action programs of the war on poverty as a debacle and proclaimed derisively about the soaring rhetoric, the minimum performance; the feigned constancy, the pri- vate betrayal; in the end . . . the sell-out. '4 True, last minute compromis- * Professor of Law, UCLA. Member of California and Illinois Bars. J.D., 1957, DePaul; LLM., 1970, Columbia. 1. Pub. L. No. 93-383, 88 Stat. 633 et seq. (1974). 2. See Title I § 101(c) (6), 42 U.S.C. § 5301 (1970). Doubts about the dispersal policy's efficacy were expressed while the ink on President Ford's signature was barely dry. See, for instance, Kristof, The Housing and Community Development Act of 1974: Prospects and Prognosis, 27 J. ECON. & Bus. 120 (1975). 3. Dispersion at the very least should enhance employment opportunities since as long ago as 1968 it was clear that [miost new employment opportunities are being created in the suburban portions of our metropolitan areas, not anywhere near central-city ghettos. DowNs, ALTERNATIrvE FUTURES FOR THE AMERICAN GHETTO 97 (1968). See also REPORT OF THE NATIONAL ADVISORY COMMISSION ON CivIL DISORDERS 127 (1968). 4. D. MOYNDIAN, MAXIMUM FEASIBLE MIsuNDEnsrANDINo 203" @default.
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