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Showing 1 to 20 of 21 for “"redlining"”.
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Redlining urban neighborhoods : mortgage risk myths or realities
Thesis (Ph.D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Urban Studies and Planning, 1981.
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Connections Between Present-Day Water Access and Historical Redlining
… study hypothesizes that the 1930s practice of redlining by the Home Owners' Loan Corporation (HOLC), which systematically denied loans to minority populations, is linked to present-day inadequate plumbing access (i.e. defined as incomplete plumbing above the national average). Digitized HOLC …
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Removing the gatekeeper: Strategies to recognize and disrupt educational redlining
Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2022-11-11 without embargo terms
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Community Development, Research, and Reinvestment: The Struggle against Redlining in Washington, DC, 1970-1995
… and HMDA, qualitative evidence of the effects of redlining, the use of interstate banking laws for reinvestment, and class issues within the African American community in the context of reinvestment.
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Exploring the Relationship Between Historical Redlining and Place-Based Reproductive Health Inequities: A Qualitative GIS Approach
… to explore the relationship between historical redlining, contemporary neighborhood conditions, and spatial clusters of preterm birth in Denver, Colorado. Using an explanatory sequential mixed methods design, the geospatial strand first examined the spatial distributions of live births (N = …
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Neighborhood historical redlining, present-day social vulnerability and sports and recreational injury hospitalizations in the United States
Historical redlining, a discriminatory practice of the 1930s, present-day social vulnerability (SVI), and sports and recreational injury (SRI) hospitalizations are interconnected topics that highlight the intersection of race, class, and health in the United States but the relationships have not …
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RETHINKING MULTIFAMILY VALUATION IN NEW YORK CITY: THE IMPACT OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC ON APARTMENT PREMIUMS
… analysis is contextualized within the historical redlining practices that shaped New York City's neighborhoods, affecting the distribution of essential workers and remote workers across the city.
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The Use of Genetic Polymorphisms and Discriminant Analysis in Evaluating Genetic Polymorphisms as a Predictor of Population
… and privacy concerns abound, methods for human “redlining” may occur. Thus, it is necessary to investigate the efficacy of the relationship of certain genetic information to ethnicity to determine if a statistical analysis can provide information concerning such relationship. The use of the …
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Influence of Social and Environmental Factors on FEMA Claims During Flood Disasters in St. Louis, MO.
… Elevation, tree canopy, impervious surface, and redlining variables were positively associated with an increase in the flood claims by precipitation. Elevation and tree canopy provided counterintuitive results, which require future investigation. The findings suggest the role of social …
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Environmental Planning, Urban Development, and the Making of Environmental Injustice in Minneapolis
… geographies of racial covenants and the HOLC redlining maps in Minneapolis, MN. The final chapter considers contemporary green gentrification and the re-entrenchment of patterns of environmental injustice. Together these chapters aim to understand how environmental inequalities were built into …
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Through the Heart of the City: Interstates and Black Geographies in Urban America
… discriminatory urban planning policies such as redlining. The conclusions of this project demonstrate how U.S. Interstate 630 (I-630) intentionally re-segregated Arkansas' capital city, following the U.S. Supreme Court’s 1954 national desegregation order and the infamous desegregation of Little …
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HOME : collecting narratives, promoting dialogue, and guiding change
… of urban planning history - urban renewal, redlining, block busting, etc. - it is imperative to see urban planning's historical impact on the communities vulnerable populations, particularly communities of color, have fought to call home. Understanding the sense of home is crucial to begin …
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Within the red lines: a qualitative case study of food insecurity among homeless people in one of Kansas City’s historically redlined districts
… food insecurity? In my study, I investigate how redlining (racial residential segregation) as a mechanism of inequality affects people’s experiences of homelessness and food insecurity. Based on ethnographic observations and 21 oral history style interviews with homeless shelter workers and …
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Building against vacancy : space, shelter, and support for LGBTQ homeless youth on double vacant lots in NYC
… the result of strategic disinvestment through redlining practices. Historically, this has disproportionately impacted low-wealth communities of color. Today, these urban voids maintain the memory of displacement and destruction among these communities. Undesirable to their families, thousands …
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Prised out of paradise : reconsidering cooperatives, in response to climate gentrification in Miami's communities of color
… and the long lasting scars of segregation, redlining, and urban renewal in its most vulnerable communities. Today, the city's muddled past has been compounded with its uncertain future. Despite palpable climate change, construction continues along the Miami waterfront, fueled by foreign …
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Networked enclaves of Los Angeles : infrastructural strategies for the immigrant enclaves of Koreatown
… the racial divisions that were created with redlining practices and, thus, created a space of forced enclavization for the inhabitants near the center of the city. The causes of the tensions between the growing Korean community and the black and Latino in this area were myriad and …
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Inclusive ethnoburbia? A portrait of inclusion in Chicago area ethnoburbs
… age when explicit forms of discrimination – like redlining and restrictive covenants – are illegal. I apply these insights when studying my two case study sites of Berwyn and Skokie, two Chicago area ethnoburbs that have transitioned from being overwhelming White communities in the 1980’s and …
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Where desparation planning meets reparations planning : transit as an agent of equity in the shaping of Detroit's future
… that came with ghettoization and redlining practices by all levels of government, to hair politics, and beyond, Black America is characterized by a people systemically stunted by the country's power majority. These centuries of disenfranchisement are very much felt in the present …
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From subprime loans to unwanted greenspace: An urban political ecology of economic crisis in Cleveland, Ohio
This dissertation examines tension between the ecology and political economy of land vacancy in former industrial hubs of the US Rust Belt. Following the 2007-2009 economic crisis, Rust Belt cities undertook sweeping demolition campaigns and have sought to repurpose the resulting vacant land for …
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Can Gentrification Improve Education for Low-Income Minority Students?
<p>Gentrification is the process of investment into disinvested neighborhoods. The development of gentrification brings a reduction in crime, new job opportunities, and better government services, but these new neighborhood amenities are not available to all residents within the gentrified …
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