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

Ida B. Wells Homes (Chicago), 24, 257n24
Idlewild (Raleigh), 134
Ifill, Sherrilyn, 222
Illinois, see Arlington Heights; Calumet Heights; Chicago; Cicero;
Deerfield; Lombard
immigrants and immigrant groups, 21, 22, 26, 61, 155, 233–36, 237,
254n10, 257n24, 261n39, 263n51, 264n61, 285n183, 290n228
incident of slavery, see constitutional amendments, Thirteenth
Inclusive Communities Project (ICP), Dallas, 191, 208
income, see postwar decades, wage growth; mobility, income; inequality,
economic
income tax:
mortgage interest deduction, 180, 188, 204, 206–7, 209
tax-exempt organizations and charitable deduction, 101–5, 216, 273n103,
273n104
Indianapolis (IN):
public housing, 23
racial zoning ordinance, 46–47
school placement decisions, 133
inequality, economic, 161, 217, 233, 236
inner city, see euphemisms; ghetto
insurance companies, 62, 66, 101, 106–7, 117, 118–19
regulation of, 13, 106
integration:
costs of, 225–27
white and African American preferences for, 223–24
see also remedies
intergenerational mobility, see mobility, intergenerational
Internal Revenue Service, 101–3, 273n103
and Bob Jones University, 102
and private academies, 102
Fifth Amendment obligations of, 103
see also income tax, tax exempt organizations
interracial marriage, 42, 47, 232, 234, 291n232
interstate highway system, see highway routing
Iowa, required referendum approval for public housing, 32, 260n32