Often discussions around urban planning and housing focus on what’s to come and where we go from wherever we are now. But in the Twin Cities there’s also a long history to understand and to repair. One of the projects doing some of that work is Mapping Prejudice—a project out of the libraries at the University of Minnesota aimed at identifying and mapping racial covenants in housing deeds. Racial covenants are legal, binding clauses placed in p…
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