Over the past decade, the number of Black homeowners has fallen—and the percentage of Black homebuyers has barely budged.
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Job losses during the COVID-19 pandemic and an alarming surge in hate crimes and discrimination have taken a toll on Asian American homebuyers.
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Job losses during the COVID-19 pandemic and an alarming surge in hate crimes and discrimination have taken a toll on Asian American homebuyers.
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Buying or selling a home isn’t an easy process, but for transgender individuals it can be even more fraught with anxiety and misunderstandings.
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Denying a mortgage to a woman because she is on or plans to be on maternity leave is against the law, but some lenders are accused of doing just that.
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President Joe Biden took another step toward addressing housing discrimination that has been holding generations of Black Americans back from building wealth.
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As Americans grapple with rising rents and home prices and a shortage of affordable real estate, housing has emerged as one of President Joe Biden’s priorities.
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The pernicious legacy of redlining, which enforced segregation and denied homeownership to many people of color, continues to hurt new generations today.
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The House of Representatives has approved the Equality Act, which establishes legal safeguards to prevent discrimination in housing based on sexual orientation.
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The American dream of homeownership is not an equal opportunity ambition. Blacks and Hispanics are more likely to be denied mortgages or get pricier loans.
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