Redlining is when you get to the red part on a speedometer
When you are driving too fast and the rpm go above a certain amount, you are red lining. I need to know what redlining means in terms of racial and ethnic groups
There are two possible meanings of the word redlining: In reference to motors this would mean driving a car above its recommended maximum rpm. In reference to finance this would mean being declined or refused a loan based on the area someone lives being deemed a poor financial risk.
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Yes, African Americans did suffer from redlining. Banks would target them for loans but would charge them more then a white counterpart. There were also cases of banks lending to low income whites but not to middle and upper class blacks.
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I could not find in my research that German immigrants were effected by or participated in dual labor market, affirmative action, redlining, double jeopardy, or institutional discrimination.
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The E60 M5 has a 5 liter S85 (V10) engine, redlining at 8250 RPM.
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Redlining in real estate refers to when a lender denies mortgage loans, or charges more for mortgage loans, based on a particular geographic location, such as a neighborhood. The term "redlining" was coined by John McKnight in the 1960s and is used because it represents categorizing areas where banks would not lend by drawing a red line on a map around such a neighborhood. The practice is illegal because the criteria for extending credit is supposed to be based on financial characteristics of the individual, not on where the individual lives. Lenders who practiced redlining in the past often used it to discriminate against lower income neighborhoods, which typically housed minority populations.