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The homeowner lending boom pushed by unscruplous elements turns out to be a scourge for minorities.

10/11/2007

HUD Sec. Shaun Donovan calls the subprime lending a scourge for minorities, as foreclosures are hitting the minority neighborhoods the hardest. It may even widen the disparity in incomes between minorities and whites as the middle class black homeowners in places like New York State are losing ground.

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The United States of Subprime

Wall Street Journal 10.11.2007

Housing Bust Fuels Blame Game

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Saying No to Everything

New York Times 05.12.2008

Teeing Up the Next Mortgage Bust

New York Times 05.19.2008

Foreclosure Bill Puts a Governor on Hot Seat

Wall Street Journal 05.28.2008

Foreclosure Bill Puts a Governor on Hot Seat

Wall Street Journal 05.28.2008

U.S.-Backed Mortgage Program Fuels Risks

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Approval Is Near for Bill to Help U.S. Homeowners

New York Times 06.25.2008

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Housing Bill Relies on Banks To Take Loan Losses

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In the Central Valley, the Ruins of the Housing Bust

New York Times 08.24.2008

Henry Ford's Detroit Neighborhood Tries Hard to Keep Up Appearances

Wall Street Journal 09.11.2008

Show Us the Hope

New York Times 10.02.2008

Rescue Includes Steps to Help Borrowers Keep Homes

Wall Street Journal 09.29.2008

First, Let's Stabilize Home Prices

Wall Street Journal 10.02.2008

The Problem Is Still Falling House Prices

Wall Street Journal 10.04.2008

Countrywide to Set Aside $8.4 Billion in Loan Aid

New York Times 10.06.2008

Housing Pain Gauge: Nearly 1 in 6 Owners 'Under Water'

Wall Street Journal 10.08.2008

Taxpayers, Not Lenders, Would Bear Costs of McCain’s Mortgage Proposal

New York Times 10.09.2008

The Next $300 Billion

Wall Street Journal 10.09.2008

They Warned Us About the Mortgage Crisis

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IndyMac's Fast-Track Mortgage Modification Program

BusinessWeek 10.08.2008

FDIC Chief Raps Rescue for Helping Banks Over Homeowners

Wall Street Journal 10.16.2008

Government Said to Be Discussing Plan to Aid Homeowners

New York Times 10.30.2008

Banks Alter Loan Terms to Head Off Foreclosures

New York Times 11.01.2008

Massive Effort to Save Mortgages

Wall Street Journal 11.01.2008

FDIC Plan Tests Limits of Leniency

Wall Street Journal 11.01.2008

Martin Feldstein - The Stimulus Plan We Need Now

Washington Post 10.30.2008

Sheila Bair Tops the List

Wall Street Journal 11.10.2008

Mortgage Plan just a drop in the Bucket

Wall Street Journal 11.12.2008

How Citi's Fortunes are Tied to Housing's

BusinessWeek 11.26.2008

'Mass Mods': Will Help for Homeowners Be Enough?

BusinessWeek 11.26.2008

FHA-Backed Loans: The New Subprime

BusinessWeek 11.19.2008

Fannie Mae to End Tenant Evictions in Foreclosures

Wall Street Journal 12.15.2008

Barney Frank on Detroit, Housing, and Executive Pay

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Low-Interest Mortgages Are the Answer

Wall Street Journal 12.17.2008

Power to Modify Mortgages Sits Well With Judges

Wall Street Journal 01.12.2009

Realtors' Former Top Economist Says Don't Blame the Messenger

Wall Street Journal 01.12.2009

Foreclosure Filings Up 81% in 2008

Wall Street Journal 01.15.2009

Loan Modification Can Stop the Foreclosure Crisis

Wall Street Journal 01.30.2009

Trying to Help Financially Troubled Homeowners

New York Times 02.06.2009

Finding a Way to Stem Foreclosures Proves Tricky

Wall Street Journal 02.11.2009

Foreclosures Halted Until March at Citi and JPMorgan

New York Times 02.14.2009

How Banks Are Worsening the Foreclosure Crisis

BusinessWeek 02.12.2009

$275 Billion Plan Seeks to Address Housing Crisis

New York Times 02.19.2009

Modifying Mortgages Can Be Tricky

New York Times 02.19.2009

Some Americans, Underwater but Ineligible, Are Riled Up

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Housing Push for Hispanics Spawns Wave of Foreclosures

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Call Them Irresponsible

Wall Street Journal 03.02.2009

Mortgage Bailout to Aid 1 in 9 U.S. Homeowners

Wall Street Journal 03.05.2009

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Thoughts on Walking Away From Your Home Loan

New York Times 03.14.2009

Habitat Adds Demolition to Its Mission

New York Times 03.19.2009

Foreclosures hit suburbs as layoffs surge, mortgages reset

Detroit News 04.13.2009

From President Obama, Economic Clarity but Little Courage

Washington Post 04.15.2009

Banks Ramp Up Foreclosures

Wall Street Journal 04.15.2009

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Economist 04.16.2009

Michigan exits top ten foreclosure states

Detroit Free Press 05.13.2009

Minorities Hit Hardest by Foreclosures in New York

New York Times 05.16.2009

Anger Over Foreclosures Exposes Political Divisions

New York Times 10.11.2010

State Attorneys General Take Helm in Mortgage Mess

New York Times 10.29.2010

Mugged by the Debt Moralizers

New York Times 10.31.2010

Hard-Knock (Hardly Acknowledged) Life

New York Times 01.28.2011

Economy poll: African Americans, Hispanics were hit hardest but are most optimistic

Washington Post 02.20.2011

Only 1 in 4 Got Mortgage Relief

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Washington Post 05.18.2011

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New York Times 07.26.2011

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Washington Post 08.31.2011

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Wall Street Journal 08.31.2011

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New York Times 11.28.2011

Income gap stays wide in District, narrows in suburbs - The Washington Post

Washington Post 12.08.2011

Rightly targeting income inequality - The Washington Post

Washington Post 12.08.2011

No longer the land of opportunity - The Washington Post

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Why Nations Fail

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New York Times 05.25.2012

President Obama bristles when he is the target of activist tactics he once used - The Washington Post

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Obama Faces a Frustrated Hispanic Electorate

New York Times 06.10.2012

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Washington Post 07.09.2012

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New York Times 08.19.2012

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New York Times 01.20.2010

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Wall Street Journal 02.16.2011


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