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If the Supreme Court decides to strike down President Joe Biden's student loan forgiveness plan, it'll be a bigger loss for some groups than others.

If the Supreme Court decides to strike down President Joe Biden's student loan forgiveness plan, it'll be a bigger loss for some groups than others.

ULI/Randall Lewis Health Mentorship Program mentees share their reflections and observations on the interconnectedness of health, equity, and the built environment based on their meeting experiences.

In July-December of 2021, I made a series of 19 posts on the issue of race and injustice. Much of the research for those posts had extended over the If we want to address the question of whether or not systemic racism is a factor in the US one need look no further than the educational system. Persons of color, who disproportionately constitute the students in urban schools, are disadvantaged from the start simply because of where they live. If education is one of the primary means to overcoming ...

The elimination of student debt is just the first step in mitigating the pervasive effects of racial capitalism.

In a neighborhood otherwise reeling from violence and an opioid epidemic, the Kensington Corridor Trust recently welcomed its first commercial tenant. It's not the only community-owned commercial real estate project seeing success.

Gentrification is not just the buying up of land once inhabited by Black folks — its also the naming of things.

Plus, measuring the success of East Baltimore’s massive redevelopment.

Last year, Black, Latino and Asian households saw the largest increase in homeownership since the Great Recession.

Communities of color struggle to thrive in part because real estate appraisals are marred by racial bias, ossified methodology, and industry practices, according to an expert panel at ULI’s Fall Meeting in Dallas.