Redlining: Mapping Inequality in Dayton & Springfield
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Discover how the now-illegal practice of redlining was federal policy in the 1930s.
Discover how the now-illegal practice of redlining was federal policy in the 1930’s, denying federally-backed mortgages to people of color. Find out how redlining maps were created during the New Deal, embedding racial segregation and inequality into the development of American cities and suburbs, with effects lasting to the present day.
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Redlining: Mapping Inequality in Dayton & Springfield is a local public television program presented by CET and ThinkTV
Distributed nationally by American Public Television
Redlining: Mapping Inequality in Dayton & Springfield
What is Redlining?
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Discover how the now-illegal practice of redlining was federal policy in the 1930’s, denying federally-backed mortgages to people of color. Find out how redlining maps were created during the New Deal, embedding racial segregation and inequality into the development of American cities and suburbs, with effects lasting to the present day.
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Clip | 4m 40s | Mrs. Francis was the first Black real estate agent in Ohio and a civil rights activist. (4m 40s)
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Clip | 4m 38s | Learn how Harry Kissel, a developer from Springfield, laid the groundwork for redlining. (4m 38s)
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Clip | 1m 30s | Discover how the now-illegal practice of redlining was federal policy in the 1930s. (1m 30s)
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Clip | 1m 27s | See how the shocking wealth gap between white and Black families traces back to redlining. (1m 27s)
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Preview | 30s | This documentary tells the story of local families who were impacted by redlining. (30s)
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Redlining: Mapping Inequality in Dayton & Springfield is a local public television program presented by CET and ThinkTV
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