Black Homeownership Rate Remains Low Despite Progress on Civil Rights
The US still struggles with systemic barriers to homeownership for Black Americans. A recent report by LendingTree shows that 43.6% of Black households own homes, compared to 70.3% for White households. This gap persists despite the passage of landmark civil rights legislation like the Fair Housing Act in 1968. Historically, discriminatory lending practices and appraisal … Read more