The difference between this and all the other go-around-the board-buying-property games is before the game each player assumes the role of either a Black or White person.
Whites:
- are the majority
- start with a million dollars
- can buy property anywhere.
Blacks:
- are the minority
- start with ten thousand dollars
- can not buy certain properties
- draw from a separate chance deck
- collect less money for completing a lap around the gameboard.
Players are encouraged to change the rules when anyone lands on the People's Park space.
The game was produced by the editors at Psychology Today magazine.
Originally published as a free game insert (with paper board and unmounted cards that had to be cut out) in the March 1970 issue of Psychology Today magazine, which simultaneously advertised a version in a long cardboard box, with better components and play money, for $5.95.