. >> was this near levittown? >> this was further out than levittown. this was probably more beyond huntington, going out in to the island. >> i'm interested in levittown because it had a notorious, for completely excluding black people. absolutely. i mean, housing discrimination has been one of the most important and consequential types of racial discrimination in the united states. frankly, your story is not at all surprising. i thought when you first begin, i thought you're going to say that someone called, the realtor called and said were you aware that there was a restrictive covenant attached to your house. it's still the case that many people, restrictive covenants are no longer enforceable. >> in fact, before we bought the house in that development, there was a real estate agent may be in the huntington area, and he made a comment that they allow, and he used for blacks, i may be used an expletive, i don't know, i cabinet, but it seems that that development with his other wrist it was telling they're letting these other people in, that it was ab

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