Where there were small ethnic enclaves in early Omaha history, racial minorities were effectively limited to specific neighborhoods in North Omaha and a part of South Omaha. The black neighborhood in Omaha was clearly defined by redlining practices used by real estate agents, and was identified as the Near Northside.
Where there were small ethnic enclaves in early Omaha history, racial minorities were confined to specific neighborhoods in North Omaha and a part of South Omaha. The black neighborhood in Omaha was distinctly delineated by redlining practices employed by real estate agents, and was identified as the Near Northside.