Opinion: The best way to honor our past is to protect borrowers in the present
Housing Wire
FEBRUARY 27, 2024
For some, their present lives are troubled, often through no fault of their own. The practice of redlining , initiated in the 1930s, where banks and insurers refused services to entire neighborhoods based on racial composition, further entrenched these disparities. Like the cities they inhabit, many have had a troubled past.
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