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EPISODE · Feb 24, 2026 · 24 MIN

Redlining And Mapping Inequality In Charlotte

from Local Roots · host Queen City News+

Queen City News Anchor and Host Alicia Barnes talks with Dr. Tom Hanchett and Dr. Amy Hawn Nelson talk about the history of redlining in the Charlotte area.

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Queen City News Anchor and Host Alicia Barnes talks with Dr. Tom Hanchett and Dr. Amy Hawn Nelson talk about the history of redlining in the Charlotte area.

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Queen City News Anchor and Host Alicia Barnes talks with Dr. Tom Hanchett and Dr. Amy Hawn Nelson talk about the history of redlining in the Charlotte area.

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