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Recently Noted – 1930s Redlining and Segregation Today

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Segregation Didn’t Just Happen More evidence that today’s segregated America didn’t just happen out of individual choices and preferences. The 8/24/2017 NYTimes article, “How Redlining’s Racist Effects Lasted for Decades” by Emily Badger reviewed research --->> read more -->>
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Creating Segregated America in the 20th Century – Government in Action

July 12, 2017 Comments Off on Creating Segregated America in the 20th Century – Government in Action
Creating Segregated America in the 20th Century – Government in Action Today, more than 50 years after the much lauded 1960s era Civil Rights Acts legislated the end of segregation in housing and education, this --->> read more -->>

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