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>> housing secretary marcia fudge talked about the racial biases in housing appraisals and legislation that will help mitigate bias and discrimination. this event co-hosted by the brookings institution and national fair housing alliance. >> good afternoon. i'm andre. senior fellow at the brookings institution and team lead for evaluating black assets initiative. and it is my pleasure to welcome you to the event examining racial bias in home appraisals, our screening of america low balled. we'll discuss about housing discrimination that has been mainly overlooked until this moment whi...

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watch but tv on c-span2. or watch online, anytime at but tv.org. >> next, maxine waters and marcia fudge discuss the racial biases and housing appraisals. an legislation to help mitigate ongoing bias and discrimination. this comes from the parking institution and warehouse lines. >> good afternoon. ad for evaluating black assets initiative. and it is my pleasure to welcome you to the event examining racial bias in home appraisals, our screening of america low balled. we'll discuss about housing discrimination that has been mainly overlooked until this moment which we now find ourselv...

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