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The Schilling Show 5/9/18 Hour 2: Richard H. Sander, Vice Mayor Heather Hill

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The Schilling Show 5/9/18 Hour 2: Richard H. Sander, Vice Mayor Heather Hill

Richard H. Sander, UCLA professor of Law and economist, shares the history of housing segregation, the Fair Housing Act, and more from the co-author of Moving Toward Integration: The Past and Future of Fair Housing.

Vice Mayor Heather Hill discusses barriers to greater community involvement, perceived favoritism, and the role of City Council.

All of this and more in hour two on a Wild Wednesday edition of The Schilling Show!

 

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