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SOURCE: Time
2/18/20
Why Suburban American Homeowners Were Accused of Being a 'Profit-Making Cartel' in the 1970s
As low-density suburbs arose on the edge of every city, low-cost houses with abundant space and creature comforts became a singular symbol of progress and proof that the American way was winning.
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SOURCE: The Conversation
7/24/19
The Supreme Court decision that kept suburban schools segregated
by Jon Hale
The Milliken v. Bradley decision sanctioned a form of segregation that has allowed suburbs to escape being included in court-ordered desegregation and busing plans with nearby cities.
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