Unequal homeownership access is a major component of ethno-racial stratification.
Previous studies have demonstrated substantial ethno-racial disparities in access and …

Access to homeownership is central to both wealth and ethno-racial stratification. Previous
research demonstrates ethno-racial inequality in homeownership such as unequal …

The mortgage market is central to ethno-racial inequality in homeownership access.
Previous studies demonstrate that unequal treatment of minorities is a major contributor to …

The mortgage industry is central to ethno-racial stratification in homeownership access.
Ample research demonstrates that unequal treatment of minorities has created major …

There is a long history of gender and ethno‐racial stratification in access to homeownership.
Previous research highlights unequal treatment of minorities and women in the mortgage …

The mortgage industry is a key component of ethno-racial stratification in wealth and
homeownership. Previous research demonstrates that unequal treatment of minorities has …

Unequal access to homeownership is central to ethno-racial stratification. Ample research
demonstrates large ethno-racial disparities that exist in access and outcomes throughout the …

The mortgage industry has long been central to racially and ethnically stratified access to
homeownership. Liberalized access to credit during the 1990s and early 2000s targeted …

Inequality in homeownership is a major component of ethno‐racial stratification. Previous
studies demonstrate large ethno‐racial differences in access and outcomes throughout the …

Studies of the mortgage industry's impact on racial stratification have long focused on racial
disparities found between white and black homeowners. Ample research demonstrates that …