In the Shelley v.Kraemer case involving the widespread practice of restrictive covenants, the Supreme Court ruled that restrictive covenants could

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The Supreme Court ruled in Shelley v. Kraemer that restrictive covenants, which were often used to exclude African Americans and other minorities from certain neighborhoods, could not be judicially enforced. This meant that courts would not enforce the restrictive covenants even if they were included in property deeds.

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