Cushing N. Dolbeare Dies at 78; Lifelong Fair Housing Crusader

From: The Washington Post | Date: March 19, 2005| Author: Matt Schudel | Copyright information

Cushing N. Dolbeare, 78, who spent more than half a century as an advocate for low-income Americans priced out of the nation's housing market, died March 17 of cancer at her home in Mitchellville.

After the Nixon administration's temporary suspension of all programs for low-income housing in 1973, Ms. Dolbeare formed a national organization to spotlight that need. She assembled a coalition of labor, civil rights, religious and social groups to create the National Low Income Housing Coa...

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