ARCH 251 Architectural History 2 taught by Prof. Adams explored architectural ideas that emerged since 1950 in urban North America. Each week focused on a specific architectural issue, typology, or case study through primary sources. How do historians assess evidence? What were the intentions of the architects who designed buildings since 1950? How does architecture relate to major 20^th-century themes such as war, science, technology, civil rights, gender, social justice, heritage, memorialization, globalization, environmentalism, the rise of media and anti-racism? In Winter 2021, as part of a teaching collaboration with ARCH 355 taught by Prof. Türeli, students wrote papers on race and space. The most compelling papers were selected for presentation on this website.