Marin County has launched a project to identify and rectify policies that prevented people of color from purchasing homes and led to segregated neighborhoods.

Although such policies have been illegal since 1964, many public agencies — including throughout Marin County — still have not removed racially restrictive covenants that prohibit the purchase, lease, or occupation of a piece of property to a particular group of people, primarily Blacks and African Americans.

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