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In lecture, 'red-lining' was discussed as an example of how redistricting has impacted voter behavior. an example of how the history of racial discrimination and housing in the U.S. has increased the wealth gap but had virtually no impact on people's ability to afford 'the norm' of single-family home ownership today. an example of how the history of social stratification and housing in the U.S. has impacted gender roles. an example of why neolocality is no longer 'the norm' of post-marital residence in the U.S. an example of how the history of racial discrimination and housing in the U.S. has both increased the wealth gap and impacted people's ability to afford 'the norm' of single- family home ownership today.

          In lecture, 'red-lining' was discussed as
an example of how redistricting has impacted voter behavior.
an example of how the history of racial discrimination and housing in the U.S. has
increased the wealth gap but had virtually no impact on people's ability to afford 'the
norm' of single-family home ownership today.
an example of how the history of social stratification and housing in the U.S. has
impacted gender roles.
an example of why neolocality is no longer 'the norm' of post-marital residence in the
U.S.
an example of how the history of racial discrimination and housing in the U.S. has both
increased the wealth gap and impacted people's ability to afford 'the norm' of single-
family home ownership today.

In lecture, 'red-lining' was discussed as
an example of how redistricting has impacted voter behavior.
an example of how the history of racial discrimination and housing in the U.S. has
increased the wealth gap but had virtually no impact on people's ability to afford 'the
norm' of single-family home ownership today.
an example of how the history of social stratification and housing in the U.S. has
impacted gender roles.
an example of why neolocality is no longer 'the norm' of post-marital residence in the
U.S.
an example of how the history of racial discrimination and housing in the U.S. has both
increased the wealth gap and impacted people's ability to afford 'the norm' of single-
family home ownership today.

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