original_query: What were the efforts made to discourage black people from buying homes in certain neighborhoods?
query: What were the efforts made to discourage black people from buying homes in certain Atlanta neighborhoods?
answer: In the late 1950s, after forced housing patterns were outlawed, violence, intimidation, and organized political pressure were used in some white neighborhoods to discourage Black people from buying homes there.  This included blockbusting, where realtors would incite fear among white residents to get them to sell their homes at low prices.