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"Redlining," a policy that denied mortgage funds to many urban communities, especially those containing large minority populations, was

▸ an informal policy of realtors and mortgage bankers that the government fought and opposed for many years.

▸ a government-sponsored policy.

▸ developed by the real estate industry without the knowledge or approval of the federal government.

▸ a practice that ended before World War II.

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