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A Home of One's Own: The Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1988 and Housing Discrimination Against People with Mental Disabilities

Arlene S. Kanter

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Washington, D.C. whose commitment to eradicate discrimination against people with mental disabilities is unwavering

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Washington, D.C. whose commitment to eradicate discrimination against people with mental disabilities is unwavering

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Washington, D.C. whose commitment to eradicate discrimination against people with mental disabilities is unwavering

Key concepts: Fair Housing Act, Housing discrimination, Law, Psychology, Business, Political science, Civil rights

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