The practice of denying goods to people living or wanting to live or establish businesses in certain areas best defines: Redlining Colorblindness Opportunity Hoarding Racially Restrictive Covenant
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- Redlining: The practice of denying services, typically in lending or insurance, to residents of certain areas based on their demographic characteristics, often racially motivated. - Colorblindness: The idea or belief that race does not play a role in social and Show more…
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