Adrienne Brown, an expert in the intersection of race and housing, delves into the historical and ongoing impact of homeownership on racial disparities in America. She discusses how discriminatory practices like redlining have shaped wealth accumulation and community dynamics. Brown highlights the cultural narratives that link homeownership to identity, while exploring the troubling legacy of real estate boards in perpetuating racial bias. The conversation reflects on modern implications, emphasizing the need for a broader understanding of success beyond traditional homeownership.