February 13, 2014 | Categories: About FHC, News | Tags: Codrington, fair housing, fair housing center of southeastern michigan, Pam Kisch, WKAR
Listen now to hear an informative discussion about race and housing discrimination. WKAR Current State staff talk with FHC Executive Director Pam Kisch and previous FHC complainant Lauretta Codrington. The piece, titled “Housing discrimination pervasive but subtle,” explores the work of the Fair Housing Center of Southeastern Michigan and the compelling personal story of what housing discrimination looks and feels like.
Thank you to WKAR, Public Media from Michigan State University, for engaging us in this important conversation.
Housing #discrimination pervasive but subtle. “..excuses often delivered with a smile and a handshake.” @fhcmichigan http://t.co/8ZvNSmjI3v
— WKARCurrentState (@KARCurrentState) February 13, 2014