A century has passed since redlining drew boundaries where people could live in Baltimore based on their skin color, and its impacts are still with us today. “Based on this outdated policy that we know was made so that black people could not move up in the world,” said Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott. Amidst a housing crisis impacting the entire country, city leaders are prepared to upend existing building and zoning codes to give them more options. READ MORE: www.wmar2news.com/local/removing-the-shackles-on-h…