yes, and they succeeded in exclusion of minorities, and they were not cooperative communities. redlining was a policy of banks. people in a community didn't vo

yes, and they succeeded in exclusion of minorities, and they were not cooperative communities. redlining was a policy of banks. people in a community didn't vote for it. would they, had there been a vote? no one could say, but the point is it wasn't up to them. so by my reasoning there are fewer vectors for discrimination with a co-op.