Episode 49 | Undesign The Redline

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🎙️ Tune in to the latest episode of the #DoGoodRadioHour podcast! 📻 Today, we're joined by Anne Donworth from the Lexington Public Library to explore the upcoming exhibit, "Undesign the Redline." 🏠🛑 Discover how redlining practices have shaped Lexington's history and join us in supporting the community reads of "Color of Law" by Richard Rothstein, where we'll delve into solutions for positive change. 📚🌟 Let's learn, grow, and make a difference together. Listen now and be part of the conversation! 🎧 #UndesignTheRedline #ColorOfLaw #CommunityEngagement #LexingtonHistory #PodcastAlert 📢

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