… of insurance redlining. … to insurance practices that has occurred, with increasing frequency
in recent years, is chronicled in the pages of this book. While attention to insurance redlining …

… in minority neighborhoods in accumulating financial wealth. Barriers to wealth … in insurance
redlining and an important one for others attempting to understand how economic institutions …

… The problem of bank redlining and private-sector disinvestment is no longer confined … banks
and other financial services companies such as insurance providers and investment banks. …

… Without insurance, banks and other financial institutions will … Rarely does the industry
point to disinvestment by private … , and the evolving role of financial institutions (pp. 187–214). …

… the impact of the CRA on increasing loans for housing in low … Its purpose was to end redlining
(the practice of banks refusing … between community organizations and financial institutions, …

… banking institutions but hold ninety percent of all bank assets.… The CRA ameliorated both
disinvestment and redlining, … reforms for the CRA (short of changing it existentially) to make it …

… a process of disinvestment. According to this view, financial institutions that accepted … this
prejudice by engaging in redlining, then we may call this a race-based redlining. Since ‘race’ is …

… to credit and basic financial services in the United States. It … as a result, to the increasing
concentration of wealth in the United … may have supported redlining by banks by developing its …

… groups demanded that financial institutions cease their practice of … Neighborhood movements
alleged that redlining was … This contradiction produces the potential for increasing labor …

… 7 Growing awareness of the problems associated with … anti-redlining laws, community groups
negotiated reinvestment … or businesses, exacerbating disinvestment and contributing to the …