Podcast Episode 23: The mandate to affirmatively further fair housing
There is no question that the impetus for Congress passing and President Lyndon B. Johnson signing the 1968 Fair HousingContinue Reading
There is no question that the impetus for Congress passing and President Lyndon B. Johnson signing the 1968 Fair HousingContinue Reading
Only one in four people who qualify for rental assistance in this country receive it. It’s no wonder that gettingContinue Reading
In Texas, there is a law formally protecting landlord discrimination against people with housing vouchers, most of whom are African-American. A lawsuit filed Thursday inContinue Reading
This week’s cover story in the Fort Worth Weekly illustrates exactly why the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs v. The InclusiveContinue Reading
In a strongly worded editorial the Dallas Morning News has called on the US Supreme Court to reject the StateContinue Reading
As a whole, Texas has made some real progress toward equal opportunity and fair housing in the forty-six years sinceContinue Reading
The United States Supreme Court agreed today to hear and appeal in Inclusive Communities Project v. Texas Department of HousingContinue Reading
Yesterday’s oral arguments in the State of Texas’ appeal of the District Court’s ruling in the Inclusive Communities Project vs. TexasContinue Reading
This morning a federal court ruled in a case filed by a Dallas fair housing organization that the way the StateContinue Reading