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Why is the net worth of white families 10 times more than black families?

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Why is the net worth of white families 10 times more than black families?

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Why did it take so long to get redlining banned if everyone knew it was wrong and unfair?

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Why did it take so long to get redlining banned if everyone knew it was wrong and unfair?

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I'm going to talk about the racial segregation in my essay.

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I'm going to talk about the racial segregation in my essay.

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Why would the government refuse to help the non-white races when they were causing no harm?

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Why would the government refuse to help the non-white races when they were causing no harm?

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Can the government take steps to help those still being affected by our old laws?

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Can the government take steps to help those still being affected by our old laws?

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I plan to discuss/explain how Redlining effected the plot and characters in A Raisin in the Sun.

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I plan to discuss/explain how Redlining effected the plot and characters in A Raisin in the Sun.

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"Is gentrification promoting sustainable desegregation......Or is it just a movement towards increased segregation in the next census period?"

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"Is gentrification promoting sustainable desegregation......Or is it just a movement towards increased segregation in the next census period?"

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Why was redlining legal in the first place? It doesn't seem very cool. 

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Why was redlining legal in the first place? It doesn't seem very cool. 

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Do people who incite society to racism understand what problems they are creating for future generations?

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Do people who incite society to racism understand what problems they are creating for future generations?

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"In Macon, Ga., 65 percent of neighborhoods were marked “hazardous” in the 1930s, making it the most redlined city in the United States"

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"In Macon, Ga., 65 percent of neighborhoods were marked “hazardous” in the 1930s, making it the most redlined city in the United States"

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I am planning on writing about the difference between gender and race differences for economic mobility

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I am planning on writing about the difference between gender and race differences for economic mobility

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"Neighborhoods that were predominantly made up of African Americans, as well as Catholics, Jews and immigrants from Asia and southern Europe, were deemed undesirable. "

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how can redlining be legal? was it just from racism or was there a deeper meaning? 

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how can redlining be legal? was it just from racism or was there a deeper meaning? 

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What does "A lack of black intergenerational income mobility" actually mean?

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What does "A lack of black intergenerational income mobility" actually mean?

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I’m going to be talking about how neighborhoods of other races were marked as hazardous

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I’m going to be talking about how neighborhoods of other races were marked as hazardous

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why did redlining take so long to be banned and are their still hints of it even now?

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 "73% of neighborhoods such as Macon, Georgia remain low-to-moderate income" 

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 "73% of neighborhoods such as Macon, Georgia remain low-to-moderate income" 

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"In the 1930s, government surveyors graded neighborhoods in 239 cities, color-coding them green for “best,” blue for “still desirable,” yellow for “definitely declining” and red for “hazardous.”

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"In the 1930s, government surveyors graded neighborhoods in 239 cities, color-coding them green for “best,” blue for “still desirable,” yellow for “definitely declining” and red for “hazardous.”

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im going to talk about redlining  and how it effected the setting and time period of a rasin in the sun

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im going to talk about redlining  and how it effected the setting and time period of a rasin in the sun

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Why do white families get more money than black families?

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Why do white families get more money than black families?

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after reading

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why does “For every 10 percentage point increase in the share of the black population in an area, the expected mean income rank of children drops by 0.7 percentage points.” stay the same over many years?

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why does “For every 10 percentage point increase in the share of the black population in an area, the expected mean income rank of children drops by 0.7 percentage points.” stay the same over many years?

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“Racial discrimination in mortgage lending in the 1930s shaped the demographic and wealth patterns of American communities today, a new study shows”.

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If there is "evidence that policy interventions can improve mobility," then why haven't we done anything about this yet?

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If there is "evidence that policy interventions can improve mobility," then why haven't we done anything about this yet?

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"The importance of neighborhoods cannot be understated. Many Americans across the political spectrum remain resistant to racial and economic integration, which means the prospect of a large-scale economic integration program shifting low- and middle-income income black families into relatively affluent neighborhoods seems unlikely."

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"The importance of neighborhoods cannot be understated. Many Americans across the political spectrum remain resistant to racial and economic integration, which means the prospect of a large-scale economic integration program shifting low- and middle-income income black families into relatively affluent neighborhoods seems unlikely."

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Why and how can redlining be legal. And why did the government refuse to help the non white races.

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why do white families make so more money than minority families do?

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In Macon, Ga., 65 percent of neighborhoods were marked “hazardous” in the 1930s, making it the most redlined city in the United States, followed closely by Birmingham, Ala., and Wichita, Kan.

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In Macon, Ga., 65 percent of neighborhoods were marked “hazardous” in the 1930s, making it the most redlined city in the United States, followed closely by Birmingham, Ala., and Wichita, Kan.

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Im going to talk about how living in a redlined neighborhood effects people

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Im going to talk about how living in a redlined neighborhood effects people