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The Color of Money
Black Banks and the Racial Wealth Gap
Book • 2017
Mehrsa Baradaran's "The Color of Money" provides a comprehensive analysis of the historical and ongoing challenges faced by Black banks in the United States.
The book explores how discriminatory lending practices, redlining, and economic segregation have created and perpetuated the racial wealth gap.
Baradaran examines the role of Black banks in providing financial services to underserved communities and their struggles for survival in a systemically biased environment.
The book offers insights into the systemic nature of racial inequality and proposes potential solutions for addressing the racial wealth gap.
It's a crucial read for understanding the complex interplay between race, finance, and economic justice.
The book explores how discriminatory lending practices, redlining, and economic segregation have created and perpetuated the racial wealth gap.
Baradaran examines the role of Black banks in providing financial services to underserved communities and their struggles for survival in a systemically biased environment.
The book offers insights into the systemic nature of racial inequality and proposes potential solutions for addressing the racial wealth gap.
It's a crucial read for understanding the complex interplay between race, finance, and economic justice.
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Recommended by Susan Thomas for its insights into the history of wealth and banking in America and the creation of two credit systems.
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