红线制度 (美国)
红线制度是美国境内的一种歧视性现象，美国有些金融机构拒绝为非白人（例如非裔美国人）聚居区居民提供金融服务。 [1][2][3]
20世纪60年代，社会学家约翰·麦克奈特（John McKnight ）提到芝加哥的银行根据种族成分对各个社区进行排名。某些社区被视为“危险”或不值得投资的社区。 [4] 20世纪80年代，调查记者比尔·戴德曼 (Bill Dedman)[5] ，指出亚特兰大的银行会向低收入的白人社区居民提供贷款，但不会向中等收入甚至高收入的黑人社区居民提供贷款。 [6][7]
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