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SUMMARY:Fair Housing Legacy to Liberty
DESCRIPTION:Satisfies Fair Housing Requirement for License Renewal Free for DCAR Members.Instructor: Randy TemplemanCE Credit Hours: 3.0The course chronicles a historical perspective of how discrimination\, segregation\, and the assassinationof Dr. Martin Luther King\, Jr. led to legislation intended to provide for equal opportunity in the purchase\,sale\, and rental of housing in America. By examining policies\, programs\, and practices in place fordecades prior to the adoption of the Fair Housing Act in 1968\, licensees will discover the problems andpitfalls that prevented people from fair\, fearless\, and free choices in housing. In the more than halfcentury since the enactment of the civil rights law\, additional legislation\, adjudication\, and obligationsfurther defining the roles and responsibilities of licensees in providing fair housing opportunities are alsocovered.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Satisfies Fair Housing Requirement for License Renewal \;
Free for DCAR Members.
Instructor: Randy Templeman
CE Credit Hours: 3.0
The course chronicles a historical perspective of how discrimination\, segregation\, and the assassination
of Dr. Martin Luther King\, Jr. led to legislation intended to provide for equal opportunity in the purchase\,
sale\, and rental of housing in America. By examining policies\, programs\, and practices in place for
decades prior to the adoption of the Fair Housing Act in 1968\, licensees will discover the problems and
pitfalls that prevented people from fair\, fearless\, and free choices in housing. In the more than half
century since the enactment of the civil rights law\, additional legislation\, adjudication\, and obligations
further defining the roles and responsibilities of licensees in providing fair housing opportunities are also
covered.
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URL:https://members.dcar.com/calendar/Details/fair-housing-legacy-to-liberty-1942274?sourceTypeId=Hub
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