I spent probably 2 hours looking at those maps just almost trembling in rage at the fact that we could see, you know, maybe almost a century later the fingerprints of the redlining.
Bill Foster: “I spent probably 2 hours looking at those maps just almost trembling in rage at the fact that we could see, you know…”
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Foster expresses anger over the lasting impact of redlining in his cities.
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