Fair Housing Law: Accents
This award-winning campaign aims to increase recognition and reporting of housing discrimination by making all Americans aware of its widespread but subtle forms. It will be seen around the United States on television, the Internet, in newspapers and magazines, and heard on the radio. The campaign pieces were created by Merkley Newman Harty|Partners. "Accents" has received the Ad Council's Golden Bell Award for Best PSA of 2003.
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