The System Is Broken – Enforcing America’s Fair Housing Laws
By
The Editors
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December 15th, 2008
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Category:
Economic Justice
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“…more than 4 million incidents of housing discrimination occur each year in the U.S.” The federal government’s oversight of fair housing practices throughout the U.S. is in such disarray that a new independent enforcement agency is needed “to restore credibility” to the government’s anti-discrimination mandate. That was the primary recommendation of a report issued this [...]
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