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Renowned Scholar Headlines Fair Housing Breakfast
Fair Housing Center of Southeast & Mid Michigan PO Box 7825, Ann Arbor, MI 48107 (877) 979-FAIR www.fhcmichigan.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 26, 2018 Media Contact: Kristen Cuhran Fuller, (877) 979-3247 How the U.S. Government Segregated our Cities ANN ARBOR, … Continue reading
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Tagged Fair Housing Center of Southeast & Mid Michigan, fundraiser, redlining, Richard Rothstein, segregation, The Color of Law
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Funny Video on the Not-so-Funny History of Housing Segregation
How the Feds Created Housing Segregation, a Short History Learn more about how a history of redlining and racism created disparities in housing policies, neighborhoods, and the overall health and well being of non-white people that still impacts us all … Continue reading
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Tagged adam ruins everything, american history, fair housing, federal government, nikole hannah-jones, racism, redlining, segregation
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Alexander: Prisoners Must Be Counted When Looking at U.S. Segregation
Michelle Alexander, author of the The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness [this month’s FHC book group choice], recently wrote a piece on Time.com titled “The Myth of Desegregation: A recent study claims segregation has hit the … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexander, criminal background, equality, fair housing center of southeastern michigan, race, segregation
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