How the new housing law could open up homeownership for single Black mothers

For decades, single mothers have faced systemic barriers to homeownership in a market that simply wasn't built for them. That's about to change. Congress has passed the largest housing bill of this century with rare bipartisan support—a legislative achievement specifically addressing homeownership access for single mothers, particularly Black mothers. According to The 19th, the bill is poised to become law, potentially opening doors to the American Dream for thousands of families.

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