You guys are retarded.post her claim they do.Fuck you. Show me where a company's guidelines says to discriminate against women in hiring, dumbshit.Here you go. I stopping a few minutes from making bank to post this for you.actually incorrect. The discussion was about black vets from WWII who didn't apply for veteran benefits that would have given them the ability to receive the same benefits as those who did submit. failure to fill out paperwork is not whites failures. so factually to the discussion in here, you're wrong.There’s lots of examples. The one used in this thread a few times is that the US wouldn’t insure mortgage loans for blacks who were never able to build equity through home ownership through generations leaving us with 15% of the population with 2.4% of its wealth.There’s lots of examples. The one used in this thread a few times is that the US wouldn’t insure mortgage loans for blacks who were never able to build equity through home ownership through generations leaving us with 15% of the population with 2.4% of its wealth.like?Whites have been given everything by the government and your hands stay extended ask for more.
"... the US wouldn’t insure mortgage loans for blacks ..."
Quote the statement or you're lying again, Corky.There’s lots of examples. The one used in this thread a few times is that the US wouldn’t insure mortgage loans for blacks who were never able to build equity through home ownership through generations leaving us with 15% of the population with 2.4% of its wealth.like?Whites have been given everything by the government and your hands stay extended ask for more.
So there is no such quote????
Looks like I put a cork in your pie hole again, huh?
Here you go. Again, you’re looking for some cigar filled meeting on video with hand shakes to screw blackAmericans. That’s not what happened. Here is a perfect example of blacks not getting mortgages because their areas were “red” not “green” only because of skin color.
“In 1933, to rescue households that were about to default, the administration created the Home Owners’ Loan Corporation (HOLC). It purchased existing mortgages that were subject to imminent foreclosure and then issued new mortgages with repayment schedules of up to fifteen years (later extended to twenty-five years). In addition, HOLC mortgages were amortized, meaning that each month’s payment included some principal as well as interest, so when the loan was paid off, the borrower would own the home. Thus, for the first time, working- and middle-class home-owners could gradually gain equity while their properties were still mortgaged. If a family with an amortized mortgage sold its home, the equity (including any appreciation) would be the family’s to keep.
HOLC mortgages had low interest rates, but the borrowers still were obligated to make regular payments. The HOLC, therefore, had to exercise prudence about its borrowers’ abilities to avoid default. To assess risk, the HOLC wanted to know something about the condition of the house and of surrounding houses in the neighborhood to see whether the property would likely maintain its value. The HOLC hired local real estate agents to make the appraisals on which refinancing decisions could be based. With these agents required by their national ethics code to maintain segregation, it’s not surprising that in gauging risk HOLC considered the racial composition of neighborhoods.
For example, in St. Louis, the white middle-class suburb of Ladue was colored green because, according to an HOLC appraiser in 1940, it had “not a single foreigner or negro.” The similarly middle-class suburban area of Lincoln Terrace was colored red because it had “little or no value today . . . due to the colored element now controlling the district. Although the HOLC did not always decline to rescue homeowners in neighborhoods colored red on its maps (i.e., redlined neighborhoods), the maps had a huge impact and put the federal government on record as judging that African Americans, simply because of their race, were poor risks.”
Excerpt From
The Color of Law: A Forgotten History of How Our Government Segregated America
Richard Rothstein
Where is a quote from government that states "the US wouldn’t insure mortgage loans for blacks ..."
You provided the usual Leftist propaganda.
If there is no such statute, regulation, or law......well, that makes you a low-life liar.
Now, get to work, Corky.
It is literally class 101 in the history of loans in the US.
Redlining's legacy: Maps are gone, but the problem hasn't disappeared
Mike Bloomberg claims the practice ultimately triggered the 2008 housing crash — but where does the term come from?www.cbsnews.com
Wow!
....lots of tap dancing, but no proof of your claim.
Where is a quote from government that states "the US wouldn’t insure mortgage loans for blacks ..."
Either you can provide a law, regulation, statute that said what you've claimed, or you can't.
It better include the word, 'black,' or 'African American,' or Negro.. ....or you are simply a low-life lying Liberal.
Get to it, Corky.