In this episode, Richard Rothstein, New York Times best selling author, and his daughter Leah Rothstein, housing policy expert, come on the show to discuss their new book, “Just Action.” In his first book, “Color of Law” Richard explored how the U.S. government at all levels created segregation. In their new book, “Just Action'', Richard and Leah describe how we as a society can begin to combat housing inequalities. They challenge their readers to move beyond symbolic gestures and dive into practical solutions within their own communities. Drawing on decades of research and experience, their book dismantles the notion that apologies from institutions such as banks, real estate agencies, and developers are enough to compensate for the lasting damage caused by segregation. 

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Combating Housing Inequalities with Richard and Leah Rothstein

In this engaging episode, we are joined by Richard Rothstein, renowned New York Times bestselling author, and his daughter Leah Rothstein, a housing policy expert. Together, they unveil their latest book, "Just Action," which delves into the pressing issue of housing inequalities and provides a roadmap for combating them.

Richard, known for his influential work "Color of Law," delves into the historical backdrop of how the U.S. government actively fostered segregation across all levels. In "Just Action," Richard and Leah take the discussion a step further, presenting practical solutions for society to address housing inequalities head-on.

During the episode, they challenge listeners to move beyond mere symbolic gestures and embrace tangible actions within their own communities. Drawing upon decades of research and expertise, their book confronts the prevalent notion that apologies from institutions like banks, real estate agencies, and developers suffice to rectify the enduring damage inflicted by segregation.

Tune in as Richard and Leah share their deep insights and experiences, providing invaluable guidance for individuals, community leaders, and concerned citizens. Their book serves as a catalyst for change, encouraging readers to become proactive agents of transformation in their communities.

Don't miss this thought-provoking episode, where Richard and Leah Rothstein inspire us to transcend rhetoric and embark on a journey of practical solutions towards eradicating housing inequalities. Their profound understanding of the subject will leave you motivated and equipped to make a difference in the fight against segregation's long-lasting effects.

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