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Peer reviewedSquires, Gregory D.; Friedman, Samantha; Saidat, Catherine E. – Urban Affairs, 2002
Surveys of Washington, D.C. households indicate that black households are twice as likely as white households to not get their first choice when moving into their current homes. More than one-fourth of black householders know someone who experienced discrimination during recent attempts to obtain housing or housing finance. Whites are over four…
Descriptors: Blacks, Housing Discrimination, Racial Discrimination, Racial Segregation
Download full textGrier, Eunice; Grier, George – Daedalus, 1966
The author proposes that residential segregation is presently one of the greatest national problems. Suburban "white nooses" surround the cities, in which are concentrated the swelling nonwhite population. Former Federal mortgage policies gave preference to "modal" families--young, upwardly mobile couples with children, and…
Descriptors: Blacks, Federal Government, Federal Legislation, Ghettos
JACKSON, LUTHER P. – 1966
ONE OF A SERIES OF PUBLICATIONS DERIVED FROM THE CHILD REARING STUDY (CRS) OF LOW-INCOME FAMILIES IN WASHINGTON, D.C., THIS PAMPHLET ATTEMPTS TO REFUTE THE POPULAR MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT THE POOR. CRS FINDINGS SHOW THAT SUCH FAMILIES DO NOT NEGLECT THEIR CHILDREN BUT RATHER ARE FORCED BY THEIR CIRCUMSTANCES TO TRAIN THEM TO BE INDEPENDENT. POOR…
Descriptors: Antisocial Behavior, Black Stereotypes, Blacks, Child Rearing
