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THE HISTORY OF REDLINING [AAHIAH Ep.#74]

Welcome to Episode #74 of African American History Is AMERICAN History (AAHIAH), where we shed a spotlight onto the critical history of Redlining and its long-lasting impact on Black communities in the United States. Redlining was a discriminatory practice, initiated during the 1930s under the New Deal policies, which denied mortgages, loans, and essential resources to Black families based solely on race or ethnicity. This episode explores how redlining systematically segregated neighborhoods, limited access to education, housing, and economic opportunities, and perpetuated racial inequality across the nation. In this video, we’ll uncover the historical roots of redlining, its lasting effects on African American communities, and its connection to broader Civil Rights movements and ongoing struggles for fair housing practices. Learn how redlining shaped the Black experience in America and the challenges it posed for future generations seeking equality and justice. This episode is perfect for students, teachers, and anyone interested in learning more about African American history, U.S. history, and the Civil Rights movement. Understanding the history of redlining is essential for addressing the systemic racism that still affects our society today. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more in-depth insights into African American history and the fight for justice. _________________ African American History Is AMERICAN History is a video series and podcast that is perfect for students, educators, and anyone passionate about civil rights, African American history, Black women's history, and social justice. We here at AAHIAH are proud to share that our program has been endorsed by several prestigious organizations, including The Harlem Historical Society, Howard University, Newton North High School, Anson County Early College High School, Don Buchwald & Associates, Yonkers Public Library, South Bronx Overall Economic Development Corporation (SoBro), and Henry Louis Gates Jr. If you haven’t subscribed to AAHIAH yet, don’t miss out—subscribe today for more insightful episodes! It's free, and once you do, you'll be notified as soon as new episodes are posted.    / @aahiahvideoserieschannel   We also kindly ask anyone who enjoys our programs to help us keep African American History Is AMERICAN History going by donating whatever you can to the AAHIAH GO FUND ME campaign. Your support allows us to continue to educate and inspire future generations. Learn more about our mission and donate to our campaign at https://gofund.me/5bc3a8a0