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The Fair Housing Series 2024 with Harriet Robertson -Part 2

The Fair Housing Series 2024 with Harriet Robertson -Part 2

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 Welcome to "The Power Is Now 2024 Fair Housing Series." Join Eric L. Frazier, MBA president and CEO of The Power Is Now Media, and today we Discover the profound impact of the 1968 Fair Housing Act. In this episode part 2, Eric L. Frazier MBA, sits down with Harriet Robertson, a seasoned real estate professional with 43 years of experience in Brooklyn, New York. Harriet shares her journey from the Civil Rights era to becoming a successful realtor. She discusses the challenges and progress in fair housing, personal stories of discrimination, the importance of fair housing laws, and how real estate agents can promote equality. Harriet Robertson also addresses recent changes in buyer representation laws and their implications for the industry. Don't miss this critical discussion! Share this video with your friends, family, and colleagues, and help spread awareness about fair housing. Make sure to subscribe to our channel for more enlightening content and join the conversation today! Website: https://www.brooklynnybpo.com/ Contact Harriet Robertson: 347-406-8369 | harriet.a.robertson@gmail.com The Power Is Now Media: www.thepowerisnow.com Contact Eric L. Frazier, MBA: 714-475-8629 | eric.frazier@thepowerisnow.com CA DRE: 01143484 NMLS: 461807 Thank you for joining us on this journey through the history and current challenges of fair housing. Together, let's continue to advocate for equal opportunities in housing for everyone. Remember, the power is now to make a difference!
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