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This is a study on the effects of poor housing on people considered poor and the role of race in public policy.

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heart disease, cancer, and stoke were all problems in the 70s but if you lived in a redlined neighborhood housing 

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heart disease, cancer, and stoke were all problems in the 70s but if you lived in a redlined neighborhood housing 

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Title Page
I  Introduction

Health issues in general

Government not helping with unsafe neighborhoods

Housing concerns in those neighborhoods

How politics effected this issue

African Americans in redlined neighborhoods had worse health conditions than white people in nearby areas because of redlining and no government involvement during the 1970's.

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The babies that were born in the 70s had significantly lower birthweight because of many health risks and illnesses from redlining.

The government knew about the unsafe conditions in redlined neighborhoods but refused to do anything about them.

The housing facilities in redlined neighborhoods were almost crumbling and had exposed unsafe materials along with other concerns.

Politics had a very large impact on the segregation and redlining in housing which in turn caused health concerns.

Mental health and how they felt

antiblack violence and how it effacted black people???

III Conclusion

IV Bibliography

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African Americans in redlined neighborhoods had worse health conditions than white people in nearby areas because of redlining and no government involvement during the 1970's.

Black people in redlined neighborhoods had (worse health) than whites in nearby areas because of segregation in the 1970's.

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Healthcare
Redlining
Cities
Time ranges

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Crosby, Edward W. "The 1990s, a mirror image of the illusion of progress during the '70s and '80s." Black Collegian 21, no. 4 (March 1991): 28. Academic Search Complete, EBSCOhost (accessed September 14, 2018).

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Crosby, Edward W. "The 1990s, a mirror image of the illusion of progress during the '70s and '80s." Black Collegian 21, no. 4 (March 1991): 28. Academic Search Complete, EBSCOhost (accessed September 14, 2018).

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"The quality of life in African America suffers grave disparities in housing, employment, drug use abatement, health and welfare, political representation, and educational progress in spite of propaganda touting the contrary."

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http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=edsjsr&AN=edsjsr.44448979&site=eds-live

http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=a9h&AN=9107290601&site=eds-live

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/24/upshot/how-redlinings-racist-effects-lasted-for-decades.html

http://www.lib.niu.edu/1979/ii790704.html

https://csw.myschoolapp.com/ftpimages/424/download/download_2913438.pdf    (pg 21, "remove the entire colored population" from government position.)

http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=edsjsr&AN=edsjsr.25478164&site=eds-live

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The government did nothing the help black people struggling with health issues.

There was a HUGE difference between white health issues and black health issues(the severity)

The prescriptions given back then are much different to what they are now.

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Health in the 1970's:                                                                                                    1. What is the difference between white health and black health in the 70’s?                                                                                             2. Did the government know about the African American health conditions?                                                                                            3. What was done for American health in the 70’s?                        4. What conditions/diseases were popular within the black communities in the 70’s?                                                                     5. Did the government do investigation on black communities? 6. What were the popular drugs being used in the 70’s?               7. Were there black communities that did not have health issues?                                                                                                   8. What were medications prescribed in the 70’s?                         9. Did healthcare businesses not allow treatment to black people?                                                                                                 10. Did people abuse drugs prescribed?

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Health in the 1970's:                                                                                                    1. What is the difference between white health and black health in the 70’s?                                                                                             2. Did the government know about the African American health conditions?                                                                                            3. What was done for American health in the 70’s?                        4. What conditions/diseases were popular within the black communities in the 70’s?                                                                     5. Did the government do investigation on black communities? 6. What were the popular drugs being used in the 70’s?               7. Were there black communities that did not have health issues?                                                                                                   8. What were medications prescribed in the 70’s?                         9. Did healthcare businesses not allow treatment to black people?                                                                                                 10. Did people abuse drugs prescribed?

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Transportation-bus,train                                         Opposition
Infrastructure-bridge,roads                                Higher Education
Housing-suburbia                                                Public vs Private
Segregation                                              Black vs African American
Politics-MLK                                                               Racism
United States                                                               Stereotypes
Environment                                                               Inner city
Recreation                                                                     Redlining
Laws
Legislation
Health
Wellness
Food Acces
Education
Youth and Activism