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“The Clear Redline” by Myles Black

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From R. Anthony Harris at RVA MAG: Richmond’s history is layered with stories of resilience, reinvention, and, in some cases, outright injustice. The Clear Redline, a new documentary by filmmaker Myles Black, peels back those layers to expose the lasting impact of redlining in Richmond and across the United States. For Black, this isn’t just a historical exploration—it’s personal. “When I was a kid, I remember driving through the redlined areas…

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Syracuse residents talk redlining and how to not repeat mistakes of the past

Four community members led a discussion Friday about the effects of redlining in Syracuse and how those effects could be reinforced by the removal of the Interstate 81 viaduct and the redevelopment of public housing. The Syracuse/Onondaga NAACP organized the panel discussion “The history of Redlining in Syracuse, New York — chaos or community?” at the Community Folk Art Center, moderated by Robert Searing, curator of the Onondaga Historical Asso…

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