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Community, students fight to repeal racially restrictive covenants - Vimarsana News

Community, students fight to repeal racially restrictive covenants

Ypsilanti Township’s West Willow neighborhood is one of the largest neighborhoods in Washtenaw County.

Source: wxyz.com
Racist language persists in housing deeds, but Michigan bill advances making it easier to strike - Vimarsana News

Racist language persists in housing deeds, but Michigan bill advances making it easier to strike

Unenforceable "whites only" language remains on the books in housing deeds across the country. A bill is advancing in Michigan to make it easier for residents to formally reject that discriminatory language.

Racist language persists in housing deeds, but Michigan bill advances making it easier to strike - Vimarsana News

Racist language persists in housing deeds, but Michigan bill advances making it easier to strike

Because of the federal Fair Housing Act, as well as state and local laws, housing discrimination on the basis of categories including race, sex, religion and national origin is no longer legal.

Racist language persists in housing deeds, but Michigan bill advances making it easier to strike - Vimarsana News

Racist language persists in housing deeds, but Michigan bill advances making it easier to strike

Unenforceable "whites only" language remains on the books in housing deeds across the country. A bill is advancing in Michigan to make it easier for residents to formally reject that discriminatory language.

Source: wkar.org
Residents of Ann Arbor subdivision repeal race-restrictive covenant on their deeds - Vimarsana News

Residents of Ann Arbor subdivision repeal race-restrictive covenant on their deeds

Many residents of an an Ann Arbor neighborhood were shocked when they were shown a decades-old subdivision covenant that requires them to sell to white people only. That kind of covenant is illegal, but it's not uncommon for that language to be buried in deeds.