Segregation of Redlands' Public Spaces: Mexican American Stories of Segregation

Jennifer Tilton, Race and Ethnic Studies

This StoryMap tells the story of segregation in Redlands from the 1920s-1950s drawing on oral histories of Mexican American residents of Redlands. It traces the spaces and segregation and solidarity that emerged in a racially segregated city, where Black and Latino residents would need complex mental maps to know where and when they would be welcomed in the city's stores and recreation facilities. jennifer_tilton@redlands.edu

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