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Most people wouldnt want to look as foolish as your post and admit they didnt read the entire article.Or maybe you're just hoping no one else will call you on it...so you're posting dishonestly. Tsk tsk.
"The Clarks are navigating a system that is deeply rooted in documented racist rhetoric going back nearly 100 years. Howell explained how racist ideology from the 1920s made it into the then-budding appraisal industry.“In the 1920s, the kind of new, at the time, Real Estate Association group started working with professors to systematize, and basically make their profession look more professional. But those that they were calling on were people who were trained by, and in other writings, pulled on social Darwinism and eugenics ideas that white communities were superior and making sure it continued to be the case by keeping out people who they thought didn't belong in those white communities,” said Howell.Appraisal manuals from the 1930s to the 1970s perpetuated the belief that race was linked to value. One appraisal manual from 1946 ranked, in their words, “Negros and Mexicans" at the bottom of a list of who brings value to a neighborhood. At the top? White Europeans." link
In general, real estate is historically an area where white privilege prevails, even today.
75 years ago isn't today
no, its NOT today and not 2025. You're not a home owner I take it? You gotta fight every time on appraisals and values and insurance costs and taxes etc