Redlining, reinvestment, and racial segregation: a bayesian spatial analysis of mortgage lending trajectories and firearm-related violence

Findings highlight the need for policies that address the long-term effects of lending discrimination. Reverse redlining-where financial institutions target minority communities with high-cost loans-further exacerbates existing inequities. Additionally, neighborhood deprivation and segregation shape firearm-related violence risk, underscoring the broader consequences of systemic housing discrimination.