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The Four Horsemen of the Fair Housing Apocalypse: A Critique of Fair Housing Policy in the USA

by: Robert M. Silverman, Kelly L. Patterson
Critical Sociology, Vol. 38, No. 1. (01 January 2012), pp. 123-140, doi:10.1177/0896920510396385  Key: citeulike:12074914

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This article examines US fair housing policy from a critical perspective. We describe the impact of the expansion of neoliberal ideology on the fair housing assistance program (FHAP), the fair housing initiatives program (FHIP), and the scope of US Department of Justice activities. Prior findings from the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and IRS Form 990 are summarized. We argue that neoliberalism has contributed to the underdevelopment, underfunding, and poor implementation of US fair housing policy. We offer three recommendations for fair housing reform. The first focuses on the need to remove fair housing activities from HUD and place them in an independent fair housing agency. The second focuses on the need for the federal government to mandate fair housing enforcement across all governmental programs and agencies. The third focuses on the need for increased lobbying, litigation, and activism by community-based advocacy organizations for reform.


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