Cory Doctorow on Nostr: They describe how redlining - the formalization of anti-Black racism in New Deal ...
They describe how redlining - the formalization of anti-Black racism in New Deal housing policy - led to the ruin of Toledo's once-thriving Dorr Street neighborhood, a "Black Wall Street" where a Black middle class lived and thrived. New Deal policies starved the neighborhood of funds, then ripped it in two with a freeway, sacrificing it and the people who lived in it.
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