Red Hot City: Housing, Race, and Exclusion in Twenty-First-Century Atlanta

entists, historians, and planners who care about immigrant integration, civil society, and community development. Moreover, because the book is published open access (and freely and permanently available online), I highly recommend it for both undergraduate or graduate classes. I will use the book to animate discussions about what sanctuary means for people who have fled dangerous situations in their homelands and arrived in places where their safety is far from guaranteed. And, just as Vitiello provocatively invites readers of the book to consider, we will grapple with what is owed to newcomers who become part of the social fabric of the places they live and work in.