But this is also a neighborhood rich in African-American history, having been the first neighborhood in Atlanta, where black people were allowed to own.

And lest anyone suspect that "working class" is a euphemism for a certain race, we had Mexicans, Hispanic Arizonans, African-Americans, an Ethiopian immigrant, whites, veterans, and lessees of both sexes.

I believe this comment here is exactly why jay seems partial to African Americans. 

I recorded a conversation where an LNI inspector was basically putting down our subcontractor because they were African American.

Existing tenant is African American and new upstairs tenant is Asian.  

@Carl Suverkrop oh wow a fellow South African.

During the 40s and up until the 80's these areas were predominately African American. 

No way could the brothers afford an attorney to evict them all, so they were forced to sell it to a nonprofit housing group at a price of $900,000, losing $400,000 from their retirement.BostonRENT STRIKE # 2Click here for FULL STORYThis Boston landlord, who wishes to remain unnamed, isan African immigrant with a family of five.

Although some of it is not applicable to our South African market you will learn a lot. 

If you allow the single white mother this time, what happens when the African American tenant asks next week?