| HELP STOP HOUSING DISCRIMINATION |
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| Friday, 04 February 2005 | |||||||
 Refusing to sell or rent housing Evicting someone from housing Lying about the availability of housing Discrimination in the terms or conditions of housing, such as: rent, security deposits, housing sale prices, use of facilities, financing Cases: A rental manager charges minority tenants a larger security deposit or higher rent than white tenants. A landlord checks the credit records of Black and Hispanic applicants and uses small credit problems as an exuse to refuse to rent to them A person of color answers a newspaper ad for an apartment or house. The landlord tells him/her that the apartment has already been rented. It turns out the apartment was not rented, and the landlord later rents it to a white applicant. A newspaper ad says that housing is available for "white" applicants. A resident manager refuses to rent an apartment or house to a family with children, will only allow families with children to live in certain buildings or on certain floors, or charges families higher security deposits. Join us on Monday. For information, contact This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it , 830-4471, Charleston chapter, CAFE.
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