"The Complexities and Processes of Racial Housing Discrimination" by Vincent J. Roscigno, Diana L. Karafin, and Griff Tester
Roscigno, Karafin, and Tester explore the dynamics of discrimination in the housing market. Their approach is unusually broad in two ways: 1) they focus on both "exclusionary" and "non-exclusionary practices, and 2) they utilize both quantitative and qualitative analytic techniques to meaningfully discuss the causal mechanisms that underlie discrimination in the housing market. Their approach sheds light on the wide range of causes of discrimination that appear to disproportionately handicap African American women.
-Racial segregation in housing has been on the decline in major metropolitan areas over the course of the last several decades.

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Racial segregation in housing, while it has seen changes over the years, remains a significant issue in many major metropolitan areas, often due to systemic and historical factors that continue to influence housing patterns today.