Removing The Redline by Merrick Damon

With a thought-provoking, well researched premise, Damon explores places of concentrated poverty, where people who experience housing discrimination are forced to live in lower-quality housing. As Damon notes, housing inequalities reflect the nation’s unequal distribution of wealth. Damon further explains how economically-disadvantaged areas suffer from education gaps and how a poor education translates into poorer earnings.