<p>Redlining didn't end in the 1960s. It reshaped neighborhoods, schools, and generational wealth.  In this episode of The Network Podcast, Dr. Sharlene Sinegal-Decuir breaks down how housing discrimination created lasting inequality, and what our communities must understand to reclaim power.</p>

Redlining didn't end in the 1960s. It reshaped neighborhoods, schools, and generational wealth. In this episode of The Network Podcast, Dr. Sharlene Sinegal-Decuir breaks down how housing discrimination created lasting inequality, and what our communities must understand to reclaim power.

Redlining Did Not End. Here's How It Still Controls Black Wealth.

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"The Network" is THE educational podcast designed to help our community navigate the four areas of life that I like to call the Funky 4 Corners. I’ve had the opportunity to interview some of my favorite people with one goal in mind: To help the spiritual, physical, mental and financial health of our people as we navigate this thing called life. Subscribe to “The Network,” you may need it.

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Redlining Did Not End. Here's How It Still Controls Black Wealth.

Redlining Did Not End. Here's How It Still Controls Black Wealth.