By the late 1920s,African Americans were kept from purchasing houses in white neighborhoods through the use of

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Racially restricted covenants were legal agreements that prohibited the sale or lease of property to African Americans in many white neighborhoods. These covenants were often included in property deeds and enforced by local governments and homeowners' associations, making it very difficult for African Americans to purchase homes in desirable areas. This practice was a form of institutionalized racism that reinforced segregation and discrimination.

By the Late 1920s,African Americans Were Kept from Purchasing Houses