blockbusting การใช้

• One area that the committee oversaw was the practice of blockbusting.
• White flight was driven in part by the process of blockbusting.
• To the networks, sweeps blockbusting is about ego, not money.
• Those blockbusting kickoffs that created a role for Daluiso are mostly a memory.
• Recently, word of real estate blockbusting and racial steering had circulated through the village.
• Blockbusting winger Jonah Lomu wasn't included in the squad to face the Crusaders.
• Blockbusting was very common and very profitable.
• White flight and blockbusting drastically changed the demographics of the West Side by the 1950s.
• But such a suggestion seems a little feeble in the face of his blockbusting geological metaphors.
• I look at it like blockbusting,
• Over the next decade, real estate agents and speculators employed blockbusting to make quick profits.
• Blockbusting typically occurs in areas undergoing racial change and involves scare tactics designed to provoke white flight.
• The blockbusting winger recently told an audience of school students he owns six houses and 16 cars.
• It was predominantly white ( 99 % ) until segregation ended and blockbusting began in the 1960s.
• A lawsuit was filed for blockbusting and was won by the former residents in the late 1960s.
• Blue Hills was a working class white neighborhood until the 1960s when blockbusting caused massive white flight.
• The blockbusting wing is undergoing dialysis treatment in Auckland three times a week while awaiting a kidney transplant.
• Realtors and local banks actively encouraged the demographic transition of the neighborhood through redlining, blockbusting, and racial steering.
• Residents felt the need to move elsewhere because of disinvestment, mortgage redlining, and blockbusting throughout the neighborhoods of Austin.
• Moreover, by the 1980s, as evidence of blockbusting practices disappeared, states and cities began rescinding statutes restricting blockbusting.