New Orleans was rather unique in this sense ... family neighborhoods giving them the green designation on the redlining maps. Black neighborhoods that were set up as overcrowded and hazardous ...

NEW ORLEANS — Throughout the year, we've unraveled how the past impacts the present through our first three installments of Follow the Line. We revealed the history of discrimination in New ...

A study by Tulane University, New Orleans ... Abolished in 1968, redlining refers to the practice of mortgage lenders marking certain areas with red lines on maps to signify where loans would ...

Areas with higher levels of credit insecurity tend to have higher populations of color, especially Black households — a legacy of redlining ... This new Zillow analysis includes maps that ...

Less affluent neighborhoods and those with significant minority and foreign-born populations got lower ratings and were colored red on the maps, a practice that came to be known as "redlining." ...

The term comes from the practice of mortgage lenders drawing red lines on maps ... New Orleans residents, the findings are significant for cities across the Deep South, where redlining was ...

“All of the wealthy moved away and left only the poor in a socially disastrous state.” When Dr. Emanuel J. Carter talks about redlining, he doesn’t mince words. The Associate Professor in ...

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