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Utah NAACP leader calls for end to mortgage bias
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The previous statement above by "Not True" is absolutely correct.
Also, just because a bank offers you a crappy loan, it doesn't mean you have to take it. There is this thing called competition. If someone is trying to rip you off you move on until you find what you think is fair.
More Divisiveness from the NAACP, "We want to be accepted for who we are but we are going to keep doing everything in our power to point out differences and segregate ourselves " people.