Unpacking Housing Discrimination

This chapter explores the historical roots and ongoing implications of housing discrimination in the United States, focusing on the disparities in homeownership and wealth between Black and white families. It highlights the role of government policies, such as redlining and color-coded maps, in perpetuating systemic racism in lending and housing markets. The discussion advocates for the recognition of contributions from Black scholars and underscores the necessity of equitable access to housing for fostering intergenerational wealth.