The Color of Law A Forgotten History of How Our Government Segregated America by Richard Rothstein (z-lib.org).epub

———. 2016. “The Racist Roots of a Way to Sell Homes” (editorial). New
York Times, April 29.
O’Dea, Colleen. 2015. “COAH Is History: State’s Top Court Declares
Troubled Agency ‘Moribund’.” New Jersey Spotlight, March 11.
O’Neil, Tim. 2010. “A Look Back—St. Louis Factory Loaded America’s
Weapons During World War II.” St. Louis Post-Dispatch, June 27.
Ogden, Karen. 2007. “Uncovering Black History in Montana.” Great Falls
Tribune, February 5.
Oldman, Oliver, and Henry Aaron. 1965. “Assessment-Sale Ratios under
the Boston Property Tax.” National Tax Journal 18 (1), March: 36–49.
Oliver, William H. 1955. “Letter to Irving Bloom, enclosing draft of letter
to Wilbur F. Warner,” July 19. Wayne State University, Walter Reuther
Archives, UAW Fair Practices and Anti-Discrimination Department
Collection, Folder 65-18.
———. 1957. “Status of UAW Sponsored Housing Development—
Sunnyhills.” February 6. Wayne State University, Walter Reuther
Archives, UAW Fair Practices and Anti-Discrimination Department
Collection, Folder 65-10.
Oliver, William H., and Arnold Callan. 1955. “Letter to Eugene B. Jacobs,
Deputy Attorney General.” July 25. Wayne State University, Walter
Reuther Archives, UAW Fair Practices and Anti-Discrimination
Department Collection, Folder 65-29.
Olson, Lynne. 2013. Those Angry Days. New York: Random House.
Onkst, David H. 1998. “‘First a Negro… Incidentally a Veteran’: Black
World War Two Veterans and the G.I. Bill of Rights in the Deep South,
1944–1948.” Journal of Social History 31 (3), Spring: 517–43.
Orfield, Gary. 1985. “Ghettoization and Its Alternatives.” In Paul E.
Peterson, ed., The New Urban Reality, 161–93. Washington, D.C.:
Brookings Institution.
Palm Beach. Online. “African American Communities.” Historical Society
of Palm Beach County.
Pates, Gordon. 1948. “West Coast Restricted.” San Francisco Chronicle,
January 4:2.
Pelo, Rose O. 1922. “Industry’s New Doctors.” New York Times, June 4.
PG&E. 1954. “Ford Factory Covers 44 Acres.” P.G. and E. Progress 31 (6),
May. Pacific Gas and Electric Company. In uncatalogued files of the