Lawsuit by four Texas renters says State of Texas, HUD discriminate on race in Hurricane Harvey aid
Four South Texas renters filed a civil rights lawsuit last week in federal court alleging HUD and the State ofContinue Reading
Four South Texas renters filed a civil rights lawsuit last week in federal court alleging HUD and the State ofContinue Reading
The HUD letter of findings of civil rights violations continues to reverberate in Dallas. In a strongly worded editorial todayContinue Reading
“Its Westchester on steroids,” is how one civil rights advocate characterized HUD’s findings against the City of Dallas, referring toContinue Reading
It seems that Thanksgiving is one of the few times many people worry about the homeless. Let’s join the crowdContinue Reading
Today HUD posted it’s long awaited new rules regarding how local and state governments affirmatively further fair housing. TheseContinue Reading
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Wednesday announced a series of restructuring and systemic changes within its OfficeContinue Reading
Bill Minutaglio, a professor of journalism at the University of Texas, Austin, the author of “City on Fire: The ExplosionContinue Reading
Years in the making, HUD yesterday issued the final rule on proving “disparate impact” under the Fair Housing Act. TheContinue Reading
At a meeting this week HUD Secretary Shaun Donovan discussed HUD’s approach to fair housing with leaders of state low-incomeContinue Reading
The second article in a major investigative series titled “Living Apart: Fair Housing in America” about HUD’s enforcement of fair housingContinue Reading
Living Apart: How the Government Betrayed a Landmark Civil Rights Law – ProPublica. Nikole Hannah-Jones of the news service ProContinue Reading
A single mother with two children in Texas is potentially eligible to receive $260 per month from Temporary Assistance forContinue Reading
Let me first admit that I have not yet read the book but I plan to over the next severalContinue Reading