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(1948): Racial covenants were a tool used to keep Black people out of white neighborhoods. @NAACP_LDF successfully tried Shelley v. Kraemer, overturning the ability to enforce race-restricted contracts.pic.twitter.com/QToL6xE13Z
(1968): The 60s and 70s were defined by exclusionary zoning and unfair access to municipal services. Congress passed the Civil Rights Act, designed to eliminate discriminatory housing practices. #fairhousingact #51years #OTDpic.twitter.com/BsnB6a06ot
(1982): The 1980s were fraught with complications from HUD. @NAACP_LDF submitted an amicus brief for Havens Realty v. Coleman and in a landmark decision, fair housing groups were able to sue companies and individuals for discrimination.pic.twitter.com/GfU4TEZX7L
(1991): In Ragin v. The New York Times @NAACP_LDF successfully sued the NYT for publishing housing ads that only featured white models, suggesting, minorities need not apply. #fairads #RepresentationMatterspic.twitter.com/MOVroMTRJX
Today the fight continues to ensure #fairhousing. “HUD has a statutory duty and a moral imperative to meaningfully tackle residential segregation that often isolates people of color in pockets of poverty and scarce opportunities.” -- Coty Montaghttps://thehill.com/opinion/civil-rights/368859-fifty-years-on-hud-abandons-dr-kings-vision-of-integrated-communities …
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