In 1945, an African American family tries to purchase a home in a White neighborhood, but realtors and mortgage lenders refused to facilitate their purchase. This practice is an example of ______.
Redlining seems to be the technique of refusing, or paying more than that for, service providers including certain banking, affordable healthcare, and perhaps even convenience stores, or refusing jobs especially to people, particularly disproportionately influenced communities.
In commercial property, it would be a discriminatory activity, especially when it involves investors who refuse to offer extra income and perhaps make payments to borrowers in many of these sections of the province.
So that given instance is an example of "Redlining".
