Fair Housing
What is 'affirmatively furthering fair housing' (AFFH) and how does it apply in Delaware?
AA requirement for all Delaware agents to take annual fair housing training
BThe obligation under the Fair Housing Act for HUD and its funding recipients to not just passively avoid discrimination but to take affirmative steps to overcome historic patterns of segregation and promote integrated housing✓ Correct
CA Delaware state requirement to build affordable housing in all new developments
DA mandate for Delaware municipalities to rezone exclusively for affordable housing
Explanation
AFFH is an affirmative duty under the Fair Housing Act requiring HUD grant recipients (local governments, housing authorities) to analyze fair housing impediments and take actions to overcome historic segregation patterns. Delaware municipalities receiving HUD funding must submit fair housing assessments and action plans. AFFH moves beyond passive nondiscrimination to active promotion of fair housing.
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- What is the difference between the Fair Housing Act and the Civil Rights Act of 1866?
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