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Minneapolis's planning or equity documents include commitments to focus homeowner support program expansions on people of color and indigenous people.
The Minneapolis 2040 comprehensive plan’s Policy 43 on Housing Displacement explicitly includes an action step to “expand programs that support existing homeowners in affording and maintaining their home, with a focus on people of color, indigenous people, and vulnerable populations, such as low-income households, the elderly, and people with disabilities.” The policy is framed as a formal commitment the City “will seek to accomplish,” making it reasonable to describe this as the city vowing to focus on people of color and Indigenous people when expanding homeowner support programs. The wording in the claim closely tracks the language in the official policy.
Verdict: True, because the city’s official Minneapolis 2040 policy explicitly commits to expanding homeowner support programs with a focus on people of color and Indigenous people, matching the substance and wording of the statement.