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You think people were getting loan approvals because they were minorities? And that it was also at the cost of "disfavored groups"? Is there anything to back th

You think people were getting loan approvals because they were minorities? And that it was also at the cost of "disfavored groups"? Is there anything to back this up? Redlining was a real phenomenon. You might not agree with Coates or his proposed solution, but I've not seen anyone attack the numbers, which speak for themselves. I don't agree with pretty much the entirety of your post but that stuck out.

thaumasiotes 1y ago
> You think people were getting loan approvals because they were minorities? Of course; it is a major focus of governmental affirmative action efforts. > Is there anything to back this up? Again, of course. > Redlining was a real phenomenon. And? Do you think it was a real phenomenon after the 1960s? School segregation was a real phenomenon too; in your opinion, does that mean that modern schools do not admit applicants because they are favored minorities? Before deciding whether you approve of a government program, maybe you should learn what it involves.