Financial Crisis Uncovered
The financial crisis disproportionately impacted communities of color, with a staggering 30-point homeownership gap persisting since the Great Recession. Many black families were targeted with subprime loans, often despite having prime credit scores, revealing a troubling pattern of racial bias in lending practices. The narrative surrounding the crisis was shaped by racial stereotypes, leading to a lack of accountability for the financial institutions that profited from these predatory practices.In this clip
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