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Arlene Wayns is the broker/owner of Reliance Realty, an independent minority-owned full-service real estate firm founded in 2003. Arlene Wayns is a highly sought-after real estate and housing Executive with more than twenty -five consecutive years of experience. Arlene joins the show to talk about the racial housing discrimination that exists in today’s day and age.

Love & Life | Arlene Wayns - 3.26.24

Team Rocket of the Multimedia Communications class at PLU presents a podcast about redlining in Tacoma.

Redlining in Tacoma, an Untold Story of the Pacific Northwest

GOOD FENCES MAKE GOOD NEIGHBORS – OR DO THEY? is a series of programs about borders, walls & fences, visible or invisible, that keep us in, keep us out & keep us divided. Part One is about redlining, racial covenants and other racist legal practices that have and continue to support segregation. This program focuses on Chicago but these practices were and are common elsewhere. The series is produced by Queer in Your Ear. We are Emily Charles and Mary Salome, independent radio producers whose programs have been aired on San Francisco Bay Area radio stations since 1993. You can listen to our archived programs on SoundCloud at https://soundcloud.com/queer-in-your-ear

GOOD FENCES MAKE GOOD NEIGHBORS – OR DO THEY? - 22.07.24 - Voices Radio

This series explores the historical foundations of the American Southwest and their effect on urban issues today, including the region's worsening housing crisis. 

Housing segregation was made illegal in 1968, but its effects remain visible in Southwest cities. A coalition of researchers, advocacy groups and community members recently completed the Mapping Racist Covenants (MRC) Project, which identified exclusionary language still present in the contracts of many Tucson neighborhoods. Though about a third of residents lived in an area with racist restrictions at the time of the study, this work helped spur state-level changes to make removing discriminatory language easier. 

This episode primarily features Dr. Jason Jurjevich, Director of the MRC Project and assistant professor at the School of Geography, Development and Environment at the University of Arizona. Dr. Jurjevich dives into the MRC project, as well as his other work evaluating plumbing poverty in the US and the use of  Census data as a policymaking tool.

Music by Ketsa: Innuendos

Mapping Racist Housing Restrictions in Tucson

Home Owners’ Loan Corporation maps have long been blamed for racial inequities in today’s Black neighborhoods, but recent research shows that’s misleading. Listen to, "Redlining Maps Didn't Affect Neighborhoods the Way You Think They Did," an op-ed written by Alan Mallach, and read by John Ludas.

Read the op-ed at: https://shelterforce.org/2024/08/21/redlining-maps-didnt-affect-neighborhoods-the-way-you-think-they-did/

Redlining Maps Didn't Affect Neighborhoods the Way You Think They Did

#NavigatingThisAsUs is our brand new series where we have real conversations about OUR experiences navigating this thing called life. On Episode 2, we had a fruitful conversation with Nick Fernandes about the significance of being Black and queer and working in architecture.

Interviews are held live on our IG. Audio components are then uploaded shortly after.

Navigating This As Us Ep. 2 w/ Nicholas Fernandes

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Environmental injustice impacts Black communities via policy rollbacks, rising pollution, and racism, worsening health disparities and calling for urgent environmental justice action.

Injustice Pollution Puts Black Lives at Risk

Shelterforce is nonprofit news publication that covers affordable housing in the U.S., as well as community planning, racial equity, community development, and more. Here you can listen to authors read their latest Shelterforce articles, as well as our interviews with folks on the ground. For more, go to shelterforce.org.

To support our nonprofit newsroom, make a tax-deductible donation at https://shelterforce.org/donate.

WURD Radio is the only African-American owned and operated talk radio station in Pennsylvania, and one of few in the country. Taking a multimedia approach – on-air, online and in the community – WURD is widely recognized as the pulse of the African-American community locally, regionally, and nationally. From mayoral races to presidential elections, from the street corner to the corner suite, WURD has tackled the hard issues as an influential, respected and powerful voice in the marketplace.

The Journal of the Southwest Radio Hour brings the voices of researchers, educators, activists and community members working to better understand the region’s past and envision possible new futures.

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