In 1927, the Chicago Real Estate Board (CREB) sent representatives throughout the city to promote such covenants, which it viewed as a progressive alternative to violence, providing a model contract drafted by a member of the Chicago Plan Commission.
In 1927, the Chicago Real Estate Board (CREB) sent representatives throughout the city to promote such covenants which were viewed as a progressive alternative to violence such as that of Binga and during the Chicago Race Riot of 1919. The CREB even provided a model contract drafted by a member of the Chicago Plan Commission.