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Tag Archives: redlining
Opting-out of mass transit = modern redlining
Currently, more than 50 communities in Southeast Michigan opt-out of participating in SMART (the regional transit system). Just yesterday, in a narrow 3-2 vote, Bloomfield Hills voted to continue opting out. Most often, the rationale for not participating is due … Continue reading
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Tagged bus, diversity, inclusiveness, mass transit, opt-out, racism, redlining, SMART, transit
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