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UDR to Pay $50K After Failing to Protect Black Women Tenants From Hate, Harassment

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UDR, Inc. has agreed to pay $50,000 in penalties and implement reforms after city officials alleged the company ignored complaints from Black women tenants about violent and racist harassment by a white male neighbor, who was later convicted of a hate crime. The post UDR to Pay $50K After Failing to Protect Black Women Tenants From Hate, Harassment appeared first on The Washington Informer.
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UDR to Pay $50K After Failing to Protect Black Women Tenants From Hate, Harassment

UDR, Inc. has agreed to pay $50,000 in penalties and implement reforms after city officials alleged the company ignored complaints from Black women tenants about violent and racist harassment by a white male neighbor, who was later convicted of a hate crime. The post UDR to Pay $50K After Failing to Protect Black Women Tenants From Hate, Harassment appeared first on The Washington Informer.

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