Upcoming Events
Past Appearances
Richard and Leah Rothstein on Just Action and Property Law Advocacy — Come and Take It: The Eminent Domain Podcast
The Redress Movement’s Lessons from the Field — Faith in Redress
Moderated by Leah Rothstein, the conversation examines the ways communities of faith are engaging with the legacies of discriminatory housing policy and how faith leaders are working to benefit their communities through actions that redress the harms of residential segregation.
San Francisco, CA — Leah Rothstein speaks to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Region IX
Leah Rothstein on the Anti-Racism Commitment Coalition’s ARCC of Change Podcast with Donzel Leggett
Richard Rothstein and Leah Rothstein on the Brick by Brick podcast — CET and Think TV
We are a segregated society. How do we improve Black homeownership and build wealth?
The City Club of Cleveland — a conversation with Leah Rothstein and Evelyn Burnett
Place Matters podcast
American Bar Association RPTE DEI book club: Just Action
‘Just Action,’ a roadmap to desegregating our neighborhoods — On the Record podcast
Willoughby Hills Podcast with Heath Racela
Author Richard Rothstein on America’s Deliberate Segregation
Beyond Four Walls: Conversations on Affordable Housing — A podcast of the National Housing Conference
A Conversation with Leah Rothstein and Richard Rothstein
A Moment with Erik Fleming Podcast
Civil Discourse & Just Action featuring Corey Nathan and Leah Rothstein
KALW — Your Call — March 7, 2024
American Trends Podcast
The Government was the Architect of Housing Segregation in America: Now What?
WYPR — On the Record — February 5, 2024
“Just Action” urges policy to end segregation, and shows readers where to start
Appleseed Network webinar: The Road to Integration-Challenging Modern Tactics of School Segregation
WNYC — The Brian Lehrer Show — January 15, 2024
Dr. King’s Legacy and How to Challenge Persistent Segregation
WNYC’s 18th Annual MLK Jr Celebration at the Apollo Theater — ‘An Inconvenient King’
Event includes a taped interview with Richard Rothstein and Leah Rothstein.
Marketplace Morning Report — January 10, 2024
If reparations aren’t politically viable, what’s the next best thing?
WBAI Radio NY — Leonard Lopate at Large
Habitat for Humanity East Bay / Silicon Valley’s Housing and Equity Roundtable — November 28, 2023
Technically Biased Podcast
Racial Bias in American Housing, From Founding Policies to Predatory Algorithms
The Integrated Schools Podcast
Taking Just Action for Integration with Richard and Leah Rothstein
Jefferson Public Radio — The Jefferson Exchange
A how-to guide on undoing persistent Black-white segregation
Point Reyes Books, Mainstreet Moms, and KWMR Radio — “Just Action” Book Discussion with Leah Rothstein
University of Wisconsin and County Health Rankings and Roadmaps webinar
Undoing segregation, featuring “Color of Law” author Richard Rothstein
Cinnaire’s Virtual Discussion with Richard Rothstein — September 20, 2023
Booked on Planning podcast
Book Review: Just Action — How to Challenge Segregation Enacted Under the Color of Law
Undoing housing segregation with Leah Rothstein — NALHFA Affordable Housing Podcast
Think on KERA
Fixing what the Fair Housing Act didn’t. Host Krys Boyd interviews Leah Rothstein.
KCUR — Kansas City
Kansas City’s racial and economic divide is not impossible to fix, housing expert says.
Amanpour and Company — June 9, 2023
“We have an apartheid society:” The lasting effects of segregated housing. Richard and Leah Rothstein are interviewed by Michel Martin.
Baltimore, MD, Enoch Pratt Free Library Central Branch — June 7, 2023
In conversation with Baltimore City School Board Commissioner Ashley Esposito.
Washington, DC, Loyalty Bookshop and DC Public Library — June 6, 2023
In conversation with Rev. William H. Lamar IV
Rochester, NY, Pathstone Presents: Provoking Thought — June 5, 2023
Harrisburg, PA, Midtown Scholar — June 3, 2023
In conversation with Representative Ismail Smith-Wade-El
San Francisco, CA, The Commonwealth Club of California — May 31, 2023
In conversation with KQED’s Brian Watt.
The Spark on WITF
On May 24, Scott LaMar interviewed Richard Rothstein and Leah Rothstein about Just Action.
KWMR — Point Reyes
Indivisible West Marin interviews Leah Rothstein about Just Action (segment begins at minute 33).
The Power is Now Media 2023 Fair Housing Series — Part 2
In part 2 of this series, Eric L. Frazier interviews Leah Rothstein, co-author of Just Action, about the challenges faced by underprivileged communities due to discrimination and segregation in the housing sector.
The Power is Now Media 2023 Fair Housing Series — Part 1
In this video, Eric L. Frazier MBA, President, and CEO of The Power Is Now Media, and Richard Rothstein, author of The Color of Law, discuss the impact of the 1968 Fair Housing Act on African Americans.
Booked on Planning Podcast
Leah and Richard Rothstein join Booked on Planning podcast.
Segregation was not solely an individual invention, but was supported by government actions like housing policy and “if it’s unconstitutional, then we have an obligation to remedy it.
City of Alexandria’s Zoning for Housing Kick-off Event Keynote
On March 20 and 21, the City held a 1.5 day event to kick-off the 2023 continuation of the Zoning for Housing/Housing for All initiative. Over these two days, stakeholders heard from industry experts, participated in conversations, and learned more about the current state of housing in Alexandria. Keynote address by Leah Rothstein, Co-author with Richard Rothstein of the upcoming book ‘Just Action’, sequel to Richard Rothstein’s ‘The Color of Law.’
To arrange a presentation by Leah and Richard, contact:
Johanna J. Ramos-Boyer
JRB Communications, LLC
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