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2:37Now PlayingBlack women are evicted at rates higher than their share of the population nationwide.
RELATEDHow housing reparations can help close the Black homeownership gap
Black women are more likely than any other group to be evicted, according to a USA TODAY analysis of four years of local and national housing records and data from the University of California, Berkeley. Black women renters get filed against at twice the rate of white women renters nationwide.
King County in Washington state has one of the highest eviction filing rates for Black women, with landlords filing against Black women at five times the rate of white renters, in some cases over less than $10 in back rent.
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