If we are going to make inroads on the diversity front, the status quo needs to change. It’s everyone’s responsibility to make that happen. Former Houston Association of Realtors chairman Shad Bogany on how we can all pitch in today.
Source: Inman News
How to change the status quo: Black representation in real estate
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