Co-Ops

"I think that there's a lot to be said for wanting to not be scared of your children playing in the front yard," he says. "There has been quite a bit of scholarship like looking into this, and what you find is that co-ops discriminate significantly more than say big landlords based on race or other characteristics." If we're allowing people to exert veto authority over who gets to live in a certain community, I don't know if it will lead to an ideal world as much as one might imagine. For another 45 minutes of this content, where we ask about no faulty victims, people who want to live in low-density areas, and the explicit governmental policy of encouraging home