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SUMMARY:Redlining: A Historical Perspective & Fair Housing
DESCRIPTION:Satisfies Fair Housing Requirement for license RenewalFree for DCAR Members.Instructor: Dorothy BotsoeCE Credit Hours: 3.0REDLINING: A Historical Perspective (3 CE Hours)\nThis course explores the origins and lasting impacts of redlining and housing segregation in the United States. Through a historical lens\, students will examine discriminatory practices that shaped access to housing particularly for Black Americans and how these patterns persist today. Topics include:The creation and use of redlining maps by the federal governmentThe role of the FHA and New Deal housing policies in institutionalizing segregationThe evolution of redlining into modern forms of housing discriminationThe impact of redlining on generational wealth\, community health\, and urban developmentThe responsibilities of real estate professionals in identifying bias\, promoting fair housing\, and implementing equitable practices in their workThe course encourages self-assessment and discussion\, equipping agents to better serve all clients buyers\, sellers\, landlords\, and tenants fairly and without bias.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Satisfies Fair Housing Requirement for license Renewal
Free for DCAR Members.
Instructor: Dorothy Botsoe
CE Credit Hours: 3.0
REDLINING: A Historical Perspective (3 CE Hours)
This course explores the origins and lasting impacts of redlining and housing segregation in the United States. Through a historical lens\, students will examine discriminatory practices that shaped access to housing&mdash\;particularly for Black Americans&mdash\;and how these patterns persist today. Topics include:
- The creation and use of redlining maps by the federal government
- The role of the FHA and New Deal housing policies in institutionalizing segregation
- The evolution of redlining into modern forms of housing discrimination
- The impact of redlining on generational wealth\, community health\, and urban development
- The responsibilities of real estate professionals in identifying bias\, promoting fair housing\, and implementing equitable practices in their work
The course encourages self-assessment and discussion\, equipping agents to better serve all clients&mdash\;buyers\, sellers\, landlords\, and tenants&mdash\;fairly and without bias.
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