Recently, we were in studio at radio station KLJH in Inglewood, CA, alongside Tunua Thrash-Ntuk of the Greenlining Institute, for a conversation on the lasting impact of redlining in Black and minority communities.

In a recent feature, Travel Noire praised The Redline Hotel Group as one of the leaders of the modern hospitality movement.

The Sentinel featured The Redline Venice Hotel as a new Black-owned boutique hotel steps from the sand, where guests can see the shoreline from our rooftop.

On Juneteenth, The Redline Venice welcomed the community to the rooftop for the launch of our Summer Wellness Series: Breathe, Stretch, Sip—Sunset Yoga. What unfolded wasn’t just movement—it was a return to breath, to story, and to one another.

The Redline Venice was designed as a space to connect, belong, and be inspired. That vision made collaboration with DCDG.co a natural fit.

Redlining was a discriminatory practice in which banks, insurers, and government agencies denied loans and services to residents based on where they lived.