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Redlining: Mapping Inequality

Thursday, November 7 at 5:30 pm

Enjoy this free presentation in-person at the Museum, or from the comfort of your own home via Zoom. Register for your Zoom link here.

The whole idea was to make home ownership easier … attainable for more people. So, how did it go so wrong for so many? Join Marie Johnson as she discusses redlining, what it was, how it impacted and still impacts communities. From across the nation to here at home, redlining has left its mark in numerous ways. Johnson is a graduate of Bethany College and a veteran. An independent local historian, she has written award-winning historical scholarly papers and is a sought-after public speaker.

Special thanks to our sponsors:

  • Friends of the Museum

  • For Step Up to the Task exhibit and Street Fair

  • For Step Up to the Task exhibit, the Growing a Community platform and Street Fair

  • Brinegar

    For Step Up to the Task exhibit

  • Citywide Storage

    For A Place to Call Home traveling exhibit

  • Exline

    For A Place to Call Home traveling exhibit

  • Mid-Kansas Title

    For A Place to Call Home traveling exhibit

  • Waters Hardware

    For A Place to Call Home traveling exhibit

  • For the From Sod to Stone area

  • For Street Fair

  • Roy & Donice Applequist

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  • Ann Zimmerman & Dexter Eggers

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  • Dick & Joyce Brown

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  • Dean & Debra Lewis

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  • For the Street Fair's Serious Eaters Contest

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