Dorothy Richardson’s Kitchen Table
Race, Wealth and Community Development
Abstract
As a lifelong community developer and a black woman, Dorothy Richardson is an inspiration. She galvanized her community and started a national movement. In the 1970s, Richardson understood that the redlining practices of the day were shutting her out of the economic mainstream and blighting her neighborhood in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. She understood that government policies deliberately fenced blacks into particular neighborhoods, denying them benefits that went to whites nearby.
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