It’s orthogonal in a way, but “Street Fight” about the 2002 Newark mayoral elections gets into this in the brawl between Sharpe James and Cory Booker. This comes to mind after watching that charlatan Booker give a speech at the DNC last night. 

—toby

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On Jul 26, 2016, at 1:09 AM, Berg, Lawrence <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

Does anyone on the Critical Geography Forum know of any movies that have good (critical) representations of redlining in them, or deal with related issues of exclusion from housing and housing finance in an effective manner?

I’m sure this would be of interest, so please post to the list any responses.

Thanks,
Lawrence
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