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Race, Class & Communities

New WBEZ, City Bureau Analysis Details ‘Where Banks Don’t Lend’

By  Steve Bynum
   

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A new analysis by WBEZ and the nonprofit City Bureau shows gaping disparities in the amount of money lent in white neighborhoods compared to black and Latino areas. Reset takes a closer look at the issue.

GUESTS: Linda Lutton, WBEZ neighborhoods reporter

Andrew Fan, 2019 City Bureau fellow

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