Welcome to Shelterforce’s newest Under the Lens series, Not Just Ramps—Disability and Housing Justice. Shelterforce's Miriam Axel-Lute lays out why the connection between disability and affordable housing is so strong, and why it’s so important for housers to understand.

Disability Justice and Equity in Housing

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

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

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