Redlining, the GI bill, and Generational Wealth Writing Assignment Study Guide

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Redlining

The practice of denying people access to credit because of where they live, race, gender, etc, even if they are personally qualified for loans.

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Blacklisting

a related mechanism employed by redlining institutions to keep track of areas, groups, and people that the discriminating party intended to exclude.

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Community Reinvestment Act

help prevent redlining, critics say discrimination continues to occur.

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the Fair Housing Act

  • - The federal law that prohibits Redlining

    - the law does not prohibit excluding neighborhoods or regions on the basis of geological factors, such as fault lines or flood zones.he federal law that prohibits Redlining

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GI bill

a federal effort to provide financial and social benefits to World War II veterans after they returned home.

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Generational Wealth

Assets passed from one generation of a family to the next

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Assets

money and other valuables belonging to an individual or business

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An estate tax

tax on the transfer of property when a person dies

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The New Deal

President Franklin Roosevelt's way of rescuing the U.S from The Great Depression

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The Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)

allowed men between the 18 - 25 to enlist in work programs to improve America's lands, forests, and parks

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Securities Exchange Act

regulated the trading of securities on the secondary market (i.e. stocks, bonds, and debentures) to facilitate financial transparency and better circumvent fraud.

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The Great Society Program

the initiative of President Lyndon B. Johnson. Two main goals of the Great Society social reforms were the elimination of poverty and racial injustice.

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Medicare and Medicaid

Health benefits for the elderly and poor

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Appraisal

Revaluing a house based on location/Neighborhood and House Value.

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HOLC

Home Owners Loan Corporation

o FDR created it to prevent houses from getting taken away

o Caused redlining

o Part of the New Deal

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Ghetto

Segregation of Neighborhoods due to color

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FHA (Federal Housing Administation)

POC households less able to get loans from FHA to get a house

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Highway System

  • Goes though redlined areas because its cheaper

  • Creates a wall between white and POC neighborhoods.

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Parks and Ponds

Nice Infrastructure built in primarily white neighborhoods due to money and neighborhood value

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Slums

POC neighborhoods that were redlined.

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White Flight

  • Migration of middle-class white populations from urban areas to the suburbs

  • Making crime in the cities be targeted at POCs in comparision.

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Blockbusting

deceptive encouragement of white flight from neighborhoods in order to buy up real estate at a huge discount and then rent to low-income, usually black tenants

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NPA ( National People's Action)

formed to broaden the fight against disinvestment and mortgage redlining in neighborhoods all over the country.

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Jim Crow Laws

were state and local laws that enforced racial segregation

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Levittown

the first truly mass-produced suburb