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Its unfair how blacks have to be treated differently and not treated with love, care and respect. We're just like like you guys human beings and standard not animals or species

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it's unfair how black people work very hard everyday for their families just like everyone else. I'm not saying all white people are lazy and bad people but they just had it easier compared to them. It's all because of different skin tones which is sad.

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I personally just feel white people at the time had no right to tell black people had to pay to more money to get land and a home because of the color of there skin. In what sense does that make.

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i found it unfair that black people couldn't get mortgages just because of their skin had to pay more

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it’s crazy how they treated them, and rude of the white people to leave the house they lived after black people started to move in and how they could just take their house and everything else if they missed ONE payment and they price they charged for then back then was a lot one of the guys that spoke had to work 3 jobs and wasn’t close to his family .

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it's extremely unfair and unjust that black people had to pay so much more than white people for homes. racism already played a huge part in making it harder for black people to get decent paying jobs, and adding the fact that it was so much harder for them to buy homes, made it almost impossible for black people to live comfortably. - Skylar

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I think it's pretty rude and disgusting how the white people didn't allow poc's to own a house with the only reason being that they didn't have the same skin tone as them.

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Black people worked so hard compared to the whites to not be able to own a house. Not saying all white people were lazy but most got things way easier than black people did.

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is really not a ok thing because they made black people sign that just so they can have a roof over their head and they could just take that roof away from them if they missed just one payment  and it was really even let the african americans own the place it was they was using african americans that wanted to own a house as a piggy back because they was getting paid by them just so they could somewhat even own the place

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I think that it was so unfair how they treated the black people because it's so sad how some of them had to work many jobs in order not to lose their houses. Also, they couldn't even see their kids as much as they usually did. It's so crazy because the only reason they did this was because of their race.

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The adults from the times of this were still alive. This is so recent and redlining's effects can be seen almost anywhere in America.

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my thought's on redlining is that its unjust how they were treated when it comes to buying a home black people had to work 2x harder to make sure they could even have the home years of saving and hard work for someone to maybe even not have the home or it could've been taken away at any moment if things were broken or something wasn't right with their home or even pay their mortgage

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I think that's messed up how they didn't allow non-white people to have home ownership. Just because their skin tone is different then white, that doesn't make them any less human. I found it ridiculous how they made non-white people and families spend so much more money on unfair terms just so they can keep the house. I felt sorry for the non-white guy when he said he felt like a stranger in his own home. No one should ever feel like, it doesn't matter what your background is. Everyone deserves to have a place to call home, a place they can feel comfortable. A place to call their own.

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Red lining was unfair, it overworked black people and left little money to help tend the home and provide for children. As Clyde Ross said, “I am stranger in my own home.” He barely got to spend time with his children due to working multiple jobs trying to pay off the “contract”