In her staunch defense of Tampa's “crime free multi-housing” program last Friday, Mayor Jane Castor argued that the media got it wrong about two racially biased programs that she's come under federal investigation for. But according to the facts, her arguments against the local media's reporting do not hold up. Castor has been involved in two U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) investigations in the past seven years: once for "biking while Black" and recently for the crime free multi-housing program also known as "renting while Black."
In her staunch defense of Tampa's “crime free multi-housing” program last Friday, Mayor Jane Castor argued that the media got it wrong about two racially biased programs that she's come under federal investigation for. But according to the facts, her arguments against the local media's reporting do not hold up. Castor has been involved in two U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) investigations in the past seven years: once for "biking while Black" and recently for the crime free multi-housing program also known as "renting while Black."