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Map of the Week
“Redlining” has become more and more of a political buzzword lately, never straying too far from news headlines. But what exactly is it? This history takes us back almost a full century. As part of the New Deal, the Home … Continue reading
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Atlas of the Week
The Atlas of Redistricting: https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/redistricting-maps/ Gerrymandering has become a familiar household term, and most Americans would agree that districts are unfairly drawn by both Republicans and Democrats in order to benefit their own parties. In preparation for the 2018 election, … Continue reading
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Blog of the Week
https://musicalgeography.org/ This is the Musical Geography Project, where various music histories are visually represented by maps. Featured are all genres of music across the globe, and each map functions a little differently. Some show the relationship between time progression and … Continue reading
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