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HomeLight is partnering with the National Association of Real Estate Brokers (NAREB) to launch the Black Real Estate Agent Program. The goal is to help new black real estate agents get started in the business and give them the training and resources they need for long-term success. This week on The Walkthrough, two of the program's architects share why and how the program began, what we hope to accomplish, and how you can help.

Disparate impact refers to unintentional discrimination. Learn more about this important Fair Housing cause, including new rules and procedures for 2021.

Laws exist to protect buyers, sellers, and renters from discrimination. You’re protected by the Fair Housing Act. But what is the Fair Housing Act?

Homeownership is still a hallmark of the American Dream, yet the opportunities aren’t equal for all. Learn how interlocking oppressions play out in real estate.

Are real estate appraisals racially biased? The fact of the matter is that real estate appraising has an unfortunate history of bias and racism.

America’s schools are becoming increasingly segregated. Learn how home values and property taxes affect school quality and why it matters for homeowners.

The Fair Housing Act was more than 50 years ago, yet there's still segregation in American neighborhoods. What is steering in real estate? We'll explain.

Homebuyers: take a second look at your deeds. Many still contain racial restrictive covenants that continue to haunt legal real estate documents today.

Racial steering, blockbusting, and redlining: Unusual terms used in conversations about housing discrimination, defined and explained by experts.

This categorical list of research, data, and firsthand stories is intended to help readers who wish to educate themselves about racism in real estate.