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Redlining Research: Historical Perspectives on Persistent Housing Inequality

Todd Michney, associate professor in the Georgia Tech School of History and Sociology, will present “Redlining Research: Historical Perspectives on Persistent Housing Inequality.”  

Recent research has added important nuance to our understanding of redlining and other discriminatory housing policies. Neverthess, racial and housing inequality persist, along with evidence of continuing unfair practices in real estate and home finance.   

This conversation will explore the history of redlining and its influence on housing practices and policies today. Registration requested.

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This conversation will explore the history of redlining and its influence on housing practices and policies today.

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Thursday
Nov 12 2026
12:00pm - 01:30pm

Location: D.M. Smith Building, Room 306 (Policy Innovation Lab)

Contact: Yaritza Perez-Hooksyperezhooks3@gatech.edu 

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