the rest of Wisconsin does not necessarily fare better. While only 27.5% of black residents live within redlined areas in Milwaukee, redlining itself encouraged anti-black sentiments and oppressive ...

Similarly, a 1938 redlining map in Milwaukee from UW-Milwaukee and a 2018 map of food deserts in Milwaukee highlight many of the same areas. Employment regulations, predictable scheduling, minimum ...

People of color are more likely to live in areas with more concrete and fewer trees because of discriminatory practices like redlining. This is true in Milwaukee, one of the nation's most ...