Segregation in the United States was reinforced by the financial practice known as

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Redlining was a financial practice used by banks and other lending institutions to deny loans and other financial services to people in certain neighborhoods, typically those with large populations of minorities. This practice reinforced segregation by limiting access to resources and opportunities for those in segregated communities. Community block grants, land use zoning, and tax increment financing were not specifically designed to reinforce segregation.

Segregation in the United States Was Reinforced by the Financial