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Housing inequality in modern-day America impacts much more than where you live. It impacts your access to healthcare, access to nutritious food, exposure to pollutants, and so much more. This section will focus on how housing inequality affects the access to quality public education. To show this relationship, the section covers how schools are funded, if money matters in educational outcomes, if PTA and parent fundraising matters, how affordable housing and redlining have affected the quality of schools, and what solutions have been offered to improve this relational inequality.

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Housing Inequality and Access to Quality Education Morgan Quinley
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Class Inequality Rene Oswald Ayala
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School Funding Rene Oswald Ayala
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Racial Inequality Rene Oswald Ayala
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1. Race, Repressive State Apparatus, and Homelessness
2. Where's the Wealth!
3. AS: Cruel Covenants
4. Introduction
5. Dollars and Cents
6. Post-WWII Urban Flight and the Birth of the Suburbs
7. AS: How red lines on paper divided people by color
8. AS: Urban renewal, or negro removal?
9. AS: Houses in white communities sell for more green
10. What Schools are Students Attending?
11. Pets & Housing: It's "Ruff" - Introduction In 2022, over 70% of U.S. households own a pet , which means that 7 in 10 families take their pets into consideration when moving, buying or renting a home, or otherwise arranging their living situations. The following pages will explore 3 topics surrounding housing and pet ownership—inequalities surrounding how a pet owner’s race and/or age affect their access to quality housing; emotional support animals and their hotly-contended place in the rental market; and homelessness and pet ownership.
12. Suburban Housing Inequality Today
13. Introduction
14. AS: Appraisals should be colorblind, but appraisers aren't
15. AS: What is housing segregation by race, and where can we find it?
16. Redlining and Access to Financing
17. Conceptualizing Environmental Racism: The 1987 Report on "Race and Toxic Waste"
18. What Solutions have been Offered?
19. The Residents of Jackson Respond
20. How does Redlining Impact Today’s Schools?
21. How Does the Location of Affordable Housing Impact Educational Opportunities?
22. Current Status of the Crisis
23. Explanations for Environmental Racism: The Racialization of Space and Economic Disinvestment
Policy Rene Oswald Ayala
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Inequality Iswat Jinad
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