Black Women and Homeownership: The Financial Challenge of the '80s.

Better, Shirley

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ERIC Number: EJ222676

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Publication Date: 1979

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Black Women and Homeownership: The Financial Challenge of the '80s.

Better, Shirley

Black Scholar, v11 n2 p23-30 Nov-Dec 1979

States that changes in the economy, employment, family composition, and social attitudes now compel more Black women into howeownership. Reports that homeownership by Blacks prevents urban blight and gives Blacks more political power. Provides sources of information on mortgage credit and redress for discrimination. (Author/WP)

Descriptors: Blacks, Credit (Finance), Economic Factors, Females, Heads of Households, Homeowners, Housing Discrimination, Housing Opportunities, Political Power, Sex Discrimination, Social Influences, Urban Areas

Publication Type: Journal Articles; Opinion Papers; Reference Materials - Directories/Catalogs

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Language: English

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