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The continuing problem of housing discrimination in America

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Communication studies
 Research Subject Categories::SOCIAL SCIENCES::Other social sciences::Media and communication studies
 Housing
 Discrimination
 Inequality
 New York (State) -- Ulster County
 New York (State) -- Dutchess County
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2021-05
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This study provides a comprehensive review of housing discrimination in the United States throughout the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. African Americans and other non-white minorities have been subjected to discrimination in many sectors, including (but not limited to) employment, education, and housing. While the disadvantages faced by minorities in these sectors are all connected, the primary focus of this study is discrimination in housing. Along with a review of past housing discrimination practices, we will be looking at modern day practices that have been employed to perpetuate this unjust system. Furthermore, we will explore housing discrimination in Dutchess and Ulster Counties to provide a local context for a national problem.
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