harold dickies, the most liberal member of the roosevelt brain trust, proposed a rule that said that public housing should be restricted to people of the race that lives in the neighborhood where public housing is located. liberal view of the roosevelt administration. was liberal about it is that they proposed housing for blacks as well as whites. he liberal view was built separate public housing for blacks in this was a benefit for the african-american population. under the new deal in the first decade of the new deal, 21 fully segregated projects were built by the federal government, some for african-americans, some for whites. in addition, there were six projects that were so-called integrated, but the buildings were segregated. the buildings were blacks in the buildings were whites. they raised and some also integrated member hints about the country on the grounds that .hey were slums instead, they substituted integrated neighborhoods segregated public housing projects. in that time in the 1930's before everybody had all the deals, there are many metropolitan urban areas where bo