housing policies

Introduction to Disparate Impact Theory Disparate Impact Theory is a legal framework that addresses the unintended discriminatory effects of policies and practices, particularly in the context of housing. Unlike traditional discrimination claims that require evidence of intent to discriminate, disparate impact focuses on the outcomes that arise from certain practices, even when such practices do … Read more

Introduction to Disparate Impact Theory Disparate impact theory is a legal doctrine that addresses the ways in which certain policies and practices may inadvertently lead to discrimination against particular groups, despite the absence of intentional bias. Rooted in the Civil Rights Act of 1964, this framework seeks to identify and rectify policies that, while seemingly … Read more

Introduction to Disparate Impact Theory The concept of disparate impact theory is a significant legal doctrine within the framework of housing policies, particularly relevant in the context of the United States. Originally developed from civil rights legislation, disparate impact addresses practices that, while not inherently discriminatory, can lead to adverse effects on specific groups protected … Read more