This presentation will discuss the history of redlining, explore how it shaped and continues to shape the contours of interconnected inequalities (wealth, racial, environmental, and health), and analyze the persistent connections between race, real estate, and health. The Mapping Inequality site provides researchers with a presentation of redlining policies in a geographic area, and a window to the policies that shape community demographics to this day.
https://dsl.richmond.edu/panorama/redlining/#loc=10/32.953/-117.438&city=san-diego-ca
