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    Black Migration Case Study

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    migration will be linked to more than one white departure for every black arrival, a declining urban population, and falling house prices. Some ways of keeping the segregation alive were redlining and restrictive covenant. Redlining denies goods and services to people in certain neighborhoods. An example of redlining is mortgage discrimination; this basically drives minorities to buy homes in certain areas only. Covenants are legally enforceable agreements obligated in the deed upon the buyer of…

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    about that people fall victim to. Double thinking every decision and not being ignorant can make an enormous difference. There are five types of deadly mind traps the domino effect, double or nothing, situational blindness, bending the map, and redlining. Also our fixed bias, can play tricks on us. Some “mind traps” are so simple but with the slightest ease can become deadly. Wise makes a clear understanding of each type and gives good examples. Knowing these “traps” can be really helpful and…

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    Americans’ struggle more in society and do not allow them to success to become equal to inferior race. Forces Shaping Concentrated Poverty (106) Wilson explains how the political factors affect the African Americans by redlining, building freeways, and housing market incentives. Redlining disallowed the African Americans to purchase homes in wealthier areas and escape from the inner cities. Another obstacle are the freeways separating the city…

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    Can race or gender determine the chances of a person being wealthy or poor? Where a person is born and raised, their skin color and gender may determine their wealth or social status. According to Ferrante (2010) “ascribed status is a social position on the basis of attributes people possess, such as skin shade, sex, or hair color” (p. 221). These attributes are inherited by no fault of their own. A person’s income also determines their social class. How much income a person earns puts them…

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    Americans, many could not take advantage of the loan benefits. Many African Americans found it hard to own a home because of a practice called redlining. Red lining is the practice in which real estate agents refuse to sell and give out loans to minorities in certain areas. This practice was backed by the Federal Housing Authority from 1934- 1968, on the FHA’s redlining map the description of the red area reads, "Red areas represent those neighborhoods in which the things that are now taking…

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    available to residents who lived in minority, racially mixed, "transitional” neighborhoods. Lenders began to circle on a map the areas where people of color lived to state mortgage lending would not be available to residents of that neighborhood. Redlining encouraged Whites to purchase homes in stable White communities and discouraged any investment in those minority neighborhoods. It also trapped minorities in those neighborhoods because they were not able to get loans to move out (The Future…

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    White Privilege Essay

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    talents, I believe white privilege exists. In this essay, I’m going to examine several ideas that I believe argue in favor of my belief that White Privilege exist. The ideas that I’m going to indicate is the early beginnings of African American, redlining and zoning laws, the need for affirmative action, mass incarceration, and police…

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    overwhelming amount of techniques around the U.S., that are focused on affecting the lives of the poors. Throughout history, the actions of the government and private companies have changed and transformed what is society today. These policies were redlining, racial covenants, blockbusting, contract buying, and white flight. The causes of urban food desert were because of the practices used. The racism and discrimination of the past is what made those actions happened. People might say there is…

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    Historically, Americans have always been segregated by race, ethnicity, and income (Walker, Spohn, and DeLone 109.) With different perceptions, stems social construction for different communities. Social construction is a theory that holds the development of social attached labels as understandings of the world (Boghossian). Furthermore, ascribed or written labels onto society. Ascribed labels written onto society forms segregation within society. A socially constructed example is residential…

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    Desegregation In Schools

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    student of color. This policy called redlining put African-Americans and other minorities at a disadvantage to their white counterparts because they were forced to live in places they could not get a good education (Rothstein). Racial discrimination from generations before still puts minorities at a disadvantage because of the prejudices held against them and the misconceptions about people of color’s neighborhoods. The slum and ghettos in cities were caused by redlining which excluded…

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