The Danger Zone is Everywhere: How Housing Discrimination Harms Health and Steals Wealth

It explains how these dire racist injustices are effects of practices that might appear initially to be race neutral, such as decisions about zoning and construction of municipal and school district boundaries. Health and housing injustices cannot be remedied by any single law, public policy, medical practice, or technological fix. They require the creation of an active and engaged multi-sphere public mobilization that recruits people to invent and implement new democratic practices in many different arenas. The Danger Zone is Everywhere calls attention to the profound wisdom and powerful achievements of grass roots fair housing groups, health and healing arts collectives, environmental justice initiatives, community land trusts, autonomous learning circles, and community co-operative ventures.