Kansas City: The History of Racial Segregation and Disinvestment in Kansas City

The video explores the history of Kansas City's real estate development, focusing on J.C. Nichols and the Country Club Plaza. It highlights the racially restrictive practices that shaped neighborhoods and the impact of the Civil Rights era on urban development. The video also discusses blockbusting, disinvestment, and the social and economic consequences of segregation.

How did the Civil Rights era influence the integration of schools and neighborhoods?

What is blockbusting and how did it affect the real estate market during the integration period?

Discuss the concept of disinvestment and its implications for urban communities.