Schwalbe explains how what he calls the "rules of the game" create an unfair system. He mentions that the practice of redlining is a good example of "how rules work to create inequality that favors people who were not originally in a position to rig the game in their favor." He goes on to say that children who benefited from redlining, who are now grown, "did not rig the game in their favor. They simply benefited from it later, most likely with no awareness of how those benefits originated in discriminatory rules of the game."

provide post providing the following information: What was your reaction to this chapter, considering the rules and laws mentioned there? Do you see how things put into place long ago have a tremendous effect on our current lives? Do you see the game as "rigged"? Feel free to use examples and experiences to make your points.