Amber S. Hendley, Woodstock Institute’s Director of Research, writes about how her family’s experience with owning a home across several generations reflects the systemic factors underlying the Black-White racial wealth gap. A shortened version of this article appears in...
This is the start of a solutions-focused series designed to reframe homeownership’s role in closing the Black-White wealth gap. The topic of article one is: Homeownership Alone Will Not Close the Racial Wealth Gap: On Income Inequality and Systemic...
The merger deal, which is expected to be completed in the third quarter, will mark Huntington’s retail entry into the Chicago market. On Monday, Chicago-based Woodstock Institute, one of the housing, community and civil rights groups that has met...
December 7, 2004 MONEY; Pg. 3B Sue Kirchhoff Consider this: Well-off African-Americans who refinanced their homes in the greater Boston area in 2002 were more than six times as likely as well-off whites to take out a higher-cost, subprime...