Black families own homes at a lower rate than white families in SoCal. Here’s why that matters

Source: ABC7 — 

Registered nurse and Inglewood native Kenya McClendon said she has been looking for a house for about a year.

“I’m at the point of desperation,” McClendon said. She said she’s been accepted for a loan but has been outbid on every house she’s looked at. So far, she estimated that she’s looked at about 15 homes.