1976 SPECIAL REPORT: "REDLINING"

Bill Moyers follows the banking policy of redlining, in which borrowers in certain geographic areas are denied loans and mortgages on the basis of race and class. The practice is credited with perpetuating inequality in housing. A panel discussion follows with: Ralph Goetze of the Boston Redevelopment Association; Gale Sincotta, an outspoken critic of redlining; and William B. O’Connell of the United States League of Savings Association.

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