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Sheltered Injustice - From Jim Crow to Martial Law: The Struggle For Fair Housing - cover

Sheltered Injustice - From Jim Crow to Martial Law: The Struggle For Fair Housing

Amy McCoy

Verlag: BooxAi

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With 19 years of real estate expertise, Amy McCoy is not just a seasoned Realtor and Broker; she's a dedicated Housing Advocate and Civil Rights leader. Her unwavering commitment to ensuring equitable access to housing and championing civil liberties has made her a respected voice in the industry and beyond. Amy's story is one of passion, dedication, and the relentless pursuit of justice, making her a architect of change in communities nationwide.
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Verfügbar seit: 27.01.2024.

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