28 percent of whites say they favor a law allowing homeowners to discriminate

When the Fair Housing Act first came into effect in the late 1960s and early '70s, a substantial share of white Americans supported the kind of discrimination the landmark law made illegal. They believed that whites had a right to keep blacks out of their neighborhoods. They said in surveys that they'd prefer a housing law that protected a homeowner's right to discriminate.Read full article >>...(read more)

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