Discussion Kahoot

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What is redlining?

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Redlining is a discriminatory practice in which services (financial and otherwise) are withheld from potential customers who reside in neighborhoods classified as 'high risk' or undesirable, often based on racial or ethnic composition.

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What are some solutions to address structural racism?

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Solutions include bolstering public transportation infrastructure, expanding access to green spaces, and implementing equity-based restoration.

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What is structural racism?

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Structural racism refers to the systemic ways in which racial discrimination is embedded in the policies and practices of social and political institutions.

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What is the aquatic luxury effect?

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The aquatic luxury effect is the phenomenon where affluent neighborhoods have more access to water bodies and green spaces, leading to higher property values.

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What is the relationship between structural racism and genetic diversity?

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Structural racism can lead to less genetic diversity within populations due to segregation and limited access to resources.

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What species are often associated with wealthy neighborhoods?

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Birds are often associated with wealthy neighborhoods, as they thrive in environments with more green spaces and resources.

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What is the significance of public transportation in addressing urban inequality?

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Improving public transportation can enhance access to jobs, education, and services for marginalized communities, helping to reduce urban inequality.

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What role do green spaces play in urban environments?

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Green spaces provide recreational opportunities, improve mental health, and enhance biodiversity, contributing to the overall quality of life in urban areas.

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What is the impact of urban planning on community health?

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Urban planning can significantly affect community health by determining access to resources, recreational areas, and transportation, influencing physical and mental well-being.

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How does economic disparity affect environmental access?

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Economic disparity often leads to unequal access to environmental resources, such as clean air, water, and green spaces, disproportionately affecting low-income communities.