Urbanism - Redlined by Design: How the Built Environment Encodes Inequality

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Urbanism - Redlined by Design: How the Built Environment Encodes Inequality

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Felix Mercer traces how 1938 redlining maps still dictate American inequality today—from life expectancy to air quality. Exploring hostile architecture, mixed-income housing failures, and the built environment as encoded power, this episode reveals why neighborhoods designed to exclude continue killing people generations later.

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