One Way to Close America's Racial Gap in Homeownership

The video discusses the ongoing racial wealth inequality in the U.S., focusing on the historical and current impact of federal housing policies. It highlights the discriminatory practices like redlining and the subprime crisis that have exacerbated wealth disparities. The conversation explores new approaches, such as down payment assistance, to address these issues. The discussion also touches on whether assistance should be targeted by race or class, emphasizing the need for comprehensive efforts to tackle systemic disparities.

What role did the Federal Housing Administration play in the housing market for black Americans?

How do disparities in education and health care contribute to racial wealth inequality?

What are the implications of the subprime lending crisis for black homeowners?

In what ways can government policies be reformed to better support homeownership among marginalized communities?