COMPLETE STATIC READING EDITION
The Justice Department sued Fred and Donald Trump for discrimination
← Interactive guide and chronology · The Trump hub: biography, timeline and every file · What people say ↓
Allegations, testers, a settlement.
Government testers found that Black applicants were told no apartments were available while white applicants were offered units. Trump, then 27, denied the charges, and the Trumps, represented by Roy Cohn, filed a $100 million counterclaim, which the judge dismissed. [1]
The 1975 consent decree required the company to advertise to minority applicants and give the New York Urban League a chance to refer applicants for vacancies, and it contained no admission of liability. [2]
Read the identified date, proceeding and scope. Allegations, attributed reporting and adjudicated outcomes carry different weight.
Read the identified date, proceeding and scope. Allegations, attributed reporting and adjudicated outcomes carry different weight.
WHAT PEOPLE SAY ABOUT THIS FILE
1 claim people make about this file, each rated documented, partly true, disputed, unproven or false. Think a rating is wrong? Use Dispute or Support, or join the Discussion.
The 1973 federal case ended in a consent decree without admission of liability.
Who says it: Critics.
Comment, dispute or support a claim, submit a source or rate this page through a short Google Form. It asks you to sign in with Google so we know you are a real person; your email is never shown. Nothing appears here until it has been reviewed. Conversation on X tagged #AIFiles #AIFilesTrump shows up below after the daily refresh.
Reader comments
On X
This plain reading edition does not load posts. You can read this subject’s threads on the forum: Forum: #AIFilesTrump.
Reader comments are shown only after review, and rows removed from the form’s sheet disappear at the next refresh. X posts are a read-only daily snapshot; posts deleted or made private there are removed at the next refresh. Inclusion is not endorsement. A submitted source stays pending review until a page update says otherwise.
Approved reader comments and ratings are shown on the interactive edition. This plain reading edition does not load them.