(Un)Fair Housing Podcast

In this week's episode we'll explore the doctrine of Separate but Equal and the impact on housing and schools. 
 
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CONTENT WARNING: This week's episode details the violent and often deadly response to integration efforts through the country. We caution listeners that these stories will be difficult to hear, but we encourage to listen to this episode in full. The stories shared this week are true accounts and highlight the experiences of many minorities. 
 
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We'll be taking a quick break this week so be sure join to us next week as we dive back into (Un)Fair Housing. 

This week we are continuing our discussion on building suburbia following the civil war.  We will focus on redlining, a lending practice that helped shape segregation in housing. 
 
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In this week's episode we dive into the history of public housing and its role in creating and reinforcing housing segregation. 
 
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In this week's episode we take a look at how suburban towns were built and the tools used to exclude many groups from this American Dream. 
 
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On this episode we will be joined by expert Sonia Hirt, Dean and Hughes Professor in Landscape Architecture and Planning at the University of Georgia College of Environment and Design to discuss how zoning has developed in the US as a tool to separate communities of color. 
 
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Join us as we lay the foundation for our (Un)Fair Housing podcast discussion and revisit this episode throughout your listening journey to get more information on how housing segregation developed throughout our nation's history.
 
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We welcome you to join us weekly here on (Un)Fair Housing Podcast where we dive into the history of housing and the practices that have impact the way housing looks today. We'll discuss topics such as zoning, redlining, the National Housing Administration, and much much more.