PPPM 321: Inclusive Urbanism

That article from Race and Justice indicates that it has articles  citing it and  cited in it. These arrows indicate that a tool / platform called Web of Science has analyzed the references of (some) articles in the field and the references of this article, so you can see where it fits in the literature. This is not a complete review, but it's a great place to start. 

Because this is a relatively recent article (it is currently February 2025 and this was published in July 2024), there are relatively few articles citing it (currently 1), but if that article is of interest, you now have another journal to explore, as well as its references. 

There are, however, 36 references to explore, and you will be able to see citation paths ("citing it" and "cited in it" references) for some of them. This can be a good way to start exploring the literature of a new area, but please note that not all fields, topics, and disciplines are equally well-represented in Web of Science. 

When you look at an article in Google Scholar, very often it will have a link underneath that says "Cited by NUMBER"

This link will lead to a page of articles that have that article in their references. This is not perfectly accurate nor 100% inclusive. The Web of Science link has a smaller number listed; as previously noted, Web of Science does not index as widely across the disciplines.