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    Commentary: Don't allow historic anti-redlining law to be weakened

    by Janet Murguia, Lisa Rice and Wade Henderson, Chicago Tribune Jan 20, 2020 3 minutes

    As a nation, we have a duty to end the lasting legacy of discrimination in housing and mortgage finance that lies at the core of the staggering and enduring wealth gap between whites and Americans of color. The Community Reinvestment Act, a historic civil rights law enacted in 1977 to stop banks from discriminatory lending practices, is one of our nation's most important tools for fighting such discrimination.

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