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The pandemic is still teaching us lessons on discrimination

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Across the country, studies reveal that Black and Latinx people make up about 80 percent of the people facing eviction, whether they are renters or homeowners servicing a mortgage. BY YOLANDA GOODLOE COWART, Staff Writer The pandemic is like the gift you never asked for that continues to give long after receiving it. First, it […]

Source: http://theweeklychallenger.com

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