LAKE COUNTY, Ill. (WLS) -- When Nicole Sullivan moved into her neighborhood in unincorporated Mundelein about ten years ago she discovered a restrictive covenant in her property deed. It was written ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A new, time-lapse video map shows how racially restrictive covenants rapidly spread across Wake Country from 1906 to 1950. First, ...
SHILOH COMMUNITY, Ala.—Their land is bound forever. The deeds of three homeowners—Pastor Timothy Williams, Aretha Wright and Page Jones—all living in the historically Black Shiloh community of south ...
A restrictive covenant used to block a duplex also barred non-white people from buying or renting it
Using a restrictive covenant in a 1938 deed, neighbors in the Tara-Leeway Heights neighborhood convinced a developer to build a single-family home instead of a duplex. The home, 1313 N. Harrison ...
City attorneys are recruiting help from law students and the private sector to meet demand. Twin Cities homeowners are becoming more aware of racially restrictive covenants written into deeds, but ...
SPOKANE, Wash. — Eastern Washington University is hosting a "Racial Restrictive Property Covenants" workshop for homeowners on Saturday. The workshop aims to share information with homeowners and ...
In this Saturday, July 17, 2021, photo, a copy of a covenant for property now owned by Fred Ware is seen in Manchester, Conn. Fred and Dave Ware recently found a whites-only covenant on his property ...
Words barring sale of homes to Black people should stay on deeds as a racism reminder, advocates say
Housing advocates in Arizona maintain that racist language written in the deeds of homes in the state should remain as a reminder of injustice experienced by minority communities for decades. A Sunday ...
An aerial view of Bellevue Forest and a deed from a property in the neighborhood dated 1938 (image via Arlington Historical Society) A sociology professor at Marymount University and a former housing ...
A new time-lapse video map shows how racially restrictive covenants rapidly spread across Wake Country from 1906 to 1950. First, it’s just a small cluster of red dots — each representing a restrictive ...
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