“Minneapolis Area Realtors apologizes to all members of the community who have been burdened, denied service, or ignored by our actions.” The trade group also releases policy changes designed to close the racial homeownership gap.
Source: Inman News
Minneapolis Realtors apologize for racial discrimination in real estate
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