The ACLU has been fighting over decades for fair housing, including just evictions, housing protections for survivors of domestic violence, drawing the connection between housing segregation and ...

News. Housing segregation didn’t happen by accident, author argues Leah Rothstein, a housing policy expert, will speak at SMU on Thursday, March 23.

More than 50 years after housing segregation was made illegal, Black and Latino children are "concentrated in very low opportunity neighborhoods," said Dolores Acevedo-Garcia, ...

American cities are becoming increasingly divided, with wealth concentrated in certain areas while poverty is entrenched in others, and the housing crisis is not just a supply problem but a moral one ...

Realtor reckoning takes stock of industry’s contribution to housing segregation The California Association of Realtors has become the latest real estate group to repudiate its "regretful history ...

Segregation was intentional – and it didn't end when Jim Crow did. Come learn why. It's time for Louisville residents to better understand how our neighborhoods came to be and the intentional ...

KEY POINTS: One of the key pathways through which housing affects health is residential segregation by income and race. Several housing policies attempt to address residential segregation.

Housing segregation in Chicago was not an accident. It was a system that was intentionally created to keep people of color, specifically Black families, out of white neighborhoods.

When you don’t understand the causes of a problem, attempted solutions often don’t work, or make things worse. Collectively we are doing an excellent job of misdiagnosing a host of issues that all ...

Electronic tablets used for practicing religion, legal research and communication with the outside world were suddenly confiscated from four blocks of Dauphin County Prison last week. Before then, ...