Supreme Court preserves tool against housing bias nationwide
The 5-4 ruling upholds disparate impact under the 1968 Fair Housing Act, letting challenges to loan, zoning and policy effects even without proof of intentional discrimination. Justice Kennedy joined the court's four liberals, a win for Obama era civil rights advocates and housing groups.
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