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<p>"Marchiel’s narrative paints the picture of a remarkably powerful national reinvestment campaign against an almost unstoppable force of ever more inventive flows of capital. Perhaps the lesson should have been that capitalism refuses to work for people."</p>

Intelligent commentary, curated content, news, reviews, and all things digital, published by the University of Chicago Press Read an Excerpt from Rebecca K. Marchiel’s “After Redlining” February 16, 2021By PublicityTeam Some of the most quietly pernicious manifestations of American racism can be found in the discriminatory actions of financial and real estate institutions, particularly in the urban segregation policies that came to be labeled “redlining.” In this excerpt from Rebecc...