I bring an understanding of the concept and practice of “aversive racism” to scholarly thinking about community formation. I argue that the exclusionary contours of community are in part a product of racialized in- and outgrouping from which people’s capacities for place-making are judged and localized policing is instigated. In bringing these concepts, formations, and practices together, this paper contributes to how urbanists might continue to think about the role of race in displacement, particularly as it plays out in the context of neighborhood change and gentrification more broadly. In the penultimate section I provide a discussion of the popular Nextdoor app as a means of illustrating a contemporary example of community-instigated policing and platform for what Dána-Ain Davis calls “muted racism.”

我将对“厌恶种族主义”的概念和实践的理解带入关于社区形成的学术思考。我认为，社区的排他性轮廓部分是种族化的内部和外部群体的产物，从中判断人们的场所营造能力并激发本地化警务。将这些概念、形式和实践结合在一起，本文有助于城市主义者如何继续思考种族在流离失所中的作用，尤其是在更广泛的社区变化和绅士化的背景下。在倒数第二部分，我将讨论流行的 Nextdoor 应用程序，以此来说明当代社区煽动的警务和 Dána-Ain Davis 所谓的“无声种族主义”平台的例子。