Contra Costa Co. begins mapping prejudice in property records

County resolution to atone for racist property deeds

About 900 properties in the county have covenants restricting non-white people from homes.

Contra Costa Co. begins mapping prejudice in property records

(BCN) -- The Contra Costa County Clerk-Recorder's office is about to start looking for official prejudice in county property records. The county announced Wednesday the launch of its initiative "Mapping Prejudice in Contra Costa County," a community-driven initiative to identify and map racially restrictive covenants, clauses inserted into local property records to keep people who weren't white from owning or occupying property. The county is em…

Contra Costa County to look for official prejudice in property records

The Contra Costa County Clerk-Recorder's office is about to start looking for official prejudice in county property records.

Contra Costa County Clerk-Recorder's office starts mapping prejudice in property records - Local News Matters

The Contra Costa County Clerk-Recorder’s office is about to start looking for official prejudice in county property records. The county announced Wednesday the launch of its initiative “Mapping Prejudice in Contra Costa County,” a community-driven initiative to identify and map racially restrictive covenants, clauses inserted into local property records to keep people who weren’t white from owning or occupying property. The county is embarking o…

County Clerk-Recorder’s Office Starts Mapping Prejudice in Property Records

"Mapping Prejudice in Contra Costa County" is a new initiative to find clauses in records that kept people who weren't white from owning or occupying property.

County clerk-recorder's office starts mapping prejudice in property records

The county announced Wednesday the launch of its initiative “Mapping Prejudice in Contra Costa County,” a community-driven initiative to identify and map racially restrictive covenants, clauses inserted into local property records to keep people who weren’t white from owning or occupying property. The post County clerk-recorder’s office starts mapping prejudice in property records appeared first on Danville San Ramon.