traptunderice wrotecry of the banshee wrotetraptunderice wrotecry of the banshee wroteGiving loans to people that have little to no chance of honoring their debt...
This assumes the very fact that these policies are doomed to fail! By providing people with homes closer to decent jobs, away from crime then they can begin to build a life for themselves in order to honor those debts.I don't like the fact that latinos and blacks are singled out by these policies and obv I am all about making opportunity possible for all but race does affect people's opportunities and these policies accommodate for that.
Proof of that, please.Oh and that policy has already failed! Are you serious? Ever hear of the sub prime mortgage crisis?
is an article from Wall Street Journal too liberal of a source? <a class="postlink" href="http://www.iseek.org/news/fw/fw4522FutureWork.html">http://www.iseek.org/news/fw/fw4522FutureWork.html</a>That policy failed in an economic environment lacking responsible regulations in the midst of countless other harmful escapades at work in the market.
That policy failed because the loans were not paid off. Period.
Onward...
Polls mean less than jack shit, first off.
And, too bad, but names like Laqueesha and Latrina, etc are correctly associated with ghetto culture, the blame of which can be squarely laid at the feet of blacks... so, not proof at all. In fact it was a loaded experiment and the author knows it, and I think you do too. Employers are not interested in gambling with the hiring process any more than they have to.
Do you think that names like Cletus, Jethro, or Zeke would get a call back?
Be real, man.
Maybe if they had used names like Ron Johnson, Michael Washington, etc. the results would be different... alas, we'll never know because the agenda of the experiment is obvious.
Proof would be a national pattern of two applicants, one white the other black, having an interview and the call back going to the white guy because he is white, and no other reason.