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13. I don't think most

Mon Oct 26, 2015, 05:55 PM

Oct 2015

I think more people would say yes in that case than if the same question were asked only explicitly stating racism as a reason.

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Historian Says Don't 'Sanitize' How Our Government Created Ghettos [View all] Kind of Blue Oct 2015 OP

I think it would depend on how you word it gollygee Oct 2015 #5

I'm a little confused and need help here. Kind of Blue Oct 2015 #6

Well gollygee Oct 2015 #7

I believe you are trying to illustrate this BumRushDaShow Nov 2015 #18

Even if the "reason" for declining house prices is racism?? Number23 Oct 2015 #8

That was my question, too. Kind of Blue Oct 2015 #10

I don't think most gollygee Oct 2015 #13

2/3rds think it's wrong Kind of Blue Oct 2015 #9

Wow JustAnotherGen Oct 2015 #2

Yes, a constant down thru Kind of Blue Oct 2015 #11

Read through it twice kindof JustAnotherGen Oct 2015 #3

"Can a black family with a home Kind of Blue Oct 2015 #14

I was sort of being JustAnotherGen Oct 2015 #15

white line, black line, green line MisterP Oct 2015 #4

"not everything was necessarily redlined, especially in the 70s" Kind of Blue Oct 2015 #12

Great read. blackspade Nov 2015 #17