This TEDEd Animation, created by Mapping Prejudice founder Kevin Ehrman-Solberg and Kirsten Delegard, briefly summarizes the history of racial restrictive covenants in U.S. [5:45]

TEDxMinneapolis talk (2018) by Kevin Ehrman-Solberg that focuses on the history and lasting effect of racial covenants in Minneapolis area. [15 mins.]

Recording of a talk given by scholar Richard Rothstein as part of Talks at Google that provides a thorough summary of the history of segregation in housing and its lasting impact, and against the theory of de facto segregation, with a focus on how government policies and laws support racial disparities. Richard Rothstein is the author of the book "Color of Law: A Forgotten History of How Government Segregated America" [1:11:06]

Part of the "Adam Explains Everything" series (CollegeHumor), this short video (2017) uses Monopoly game to illustrate the effect of redlining in U.S. housing. [6:19]

NPR video (2018), part of the CodeSwitch series, explains why despite the 1968 Fair Housing Act, U.S. neighborhoods continue to be segregated by race and outlines the impact this has on health, education, and policing disparities in predominantly Black neighborhoods. [6:36]

This episode of the NetFlix series "Explained" (2020) features U.S. Senator Cory Booker and others discussing "how slavery, housing discrimination, and centuries of inequality have compounded to create a racial wealth gap." [16:12]

An informative/comedic segment of The Daily Show with Trevor Noah, this episode of "If You Don't Know, Now You Know" (2020) focuses on the home ownership gap between Black and white Americans and the impact this has on generational wealth. Includes added negative impact of coronavirus and current examples of racism in housing. [11:07]

Documentary (2020) tells the story of gentrification in Portland, Oregon through the story of a Black homeowner, Nikki Williams. The film-maker covers the history of housing in Portland, revitalization, community, and the pricing out of Black residents under gentrification. [1:02:15]

Part of the ThinkTVPBS series, this 2022 documentary "tells the national and local story of redlining, a practice which embedded racial segregation and inequality into the development of American cities and suburbs and created a wealth gap that continues to impact communities and Black families today. Focuses on history of race, housing, and economic inequality in Dayton and Springfield, Ohio. [52:58]

"Dividing Lines," a podcast by WESA/NPR (2018), looks at how access to education resources are determined by residence, and how residence is determined by lingering effects of racial segregation. Includes transcript. References realtor tactics like blockbusting, quotes Richard Rothstein, and examines academic achievement by neighborhood. [8:14]