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Dorchester Resilient Waterfront Project Community Workshop Presentation - Haitian Creole
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Dorchester Resilient Waterfront Project Community Workshop Presentation - Vietnamese
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Dorchester Resilient Waterfront Project Community Workshop Recording
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29-23A Fernboro Street RFP Public Meeting Presentation - English
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03/22/2023
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29-23A Fernboro Street RFP Public Meeting Presentation - Spanish
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29-23A Fernboro Street RFP Public Meeting Presentation - Haitian Creole
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03/22/2023
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29-23A Fernboro Street RFP Public Meeting Presentation - Cape Verdean Creole
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03/22/2023
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Description
This Historical Boston in Context document compares how Boston, Boston’s neighborhoods, Massachusetts, and the
United States changed demographically between 1950 and 2021. It uses data from the United States Census Bureau’s
Decennial Censuses and American Community Surveys.
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A look at Boston's neighborhood through Decennial Census Data from 1950-2020.
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Redlining in Boston: Black People, Place, and Policy
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Race
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02/21/2023
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This presentation recounts the history of redlining and the interlocking set of housing policies that helped create contemporary patterns of wealth and segregation. It assesses the impacts of these policies on people and places in Boston using contemporary and historical data. Our focus is on the connections between Black people and place in Boston and how policy’s focus has impacted those connections over time.
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