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Report finds racial disparity in single-family lending in Chicago neighborhoods

A report released Wednesday from the Urban Institute found single-family lending amounts in majority-white neighborhoods are much higher than in majority-Black neighborhoods. Reset breaks it down with a researcher. GUEST: Brett Theodos, senior fellow and director of the Community Economic Development Hub at the Urban Institute

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A report released Wednesday from the Urban Institute found single-family lending amounts in majority-white neighborhoods are much higher than in majority-Black neighborhoods.

Reset breaks it down with a researcher.

GUEST: Brett Theodos, senior fellow and director of the Community Economic Development Hub at the Urban Institute

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