Segregation

Apartheid by Another Name: How Zoning Regulations Perpetuate Segregation

Can Art Bring Justice to Black Homeowners?

Home repair in Detroit

Housing in Brief: Federal Housing Spending Might Be Cut From Biden’s $3.5 Trillion Budget

Students Say NYC’s Public School Admissions Process Is Flawed. Here’s What They’d Do Instead

Minneapolis Housing Advocates Look Ahead

When Anti-Displacement Means Segregation

Housing in Brief: Study Finds That HOAs Create Exclusive, Regulated Neighborhoods

New School Funding Report Shows the Effects of Segregation Persist

Making Sure Returning Citizens Get a ‘Fair Shot’ in Detroit’s Rental Market

Portland’s Racist History Haunts Modern Earthquake Safety Policy

How Charlotte Is Getting More Strategic about Housing Dollars

Can NIMBYs Fight for Justice?

Charlottesville Fights Back Against Its Racist Zoning Demons

A Decade without Single-Family Residential Zoning in Grand Rapids

What Does the Next Chicago Mayor Have in Mind for Affordable Housing?

A customer enters a Dollar General store in North Tulsa.

Behind Tulsa’s Fight Against the Rising Threat of Dollar Stores

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