The recent discussion surrounding single-family zoning has increasingly been framed in moral terms. Some speakers have argued that single-family zoning is morally reprehensible because, in their view, it continues patterns of exclusion rooted in America’s history of housing discrimination. Others believe that this characterization oversimplifies a far more complex policy question. Understanding both perspectives may help elevate the public discu…
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