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Between Resistance and Embrace:American Realtors, the Justice Department,and the Uncertain Triumph of theFair Housing Act, 1968-1978
Despite the historical consensus that the Fair Housing Act was ineffective and toothless, the first decade after the Act’s passage saw sharply reduced rates of discrimination. After demonstrating that such a significant drop could not have been the result of overall changing racial attitudes, this A
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