Which of the following statements about housing quality and evictions is true? All are correct Strong laws about housing quality, such as those that exist in Connecticut, mean that once housed, people do not experience poor housing conditions Historic, systematically racist housing policies (like redlining, the Housing Acts of 1949 and 1954, etc) mean that, on average, people of color are less likely to own their homes and have less accumulated wealth to help them navigate dips in employment or the economy. This means they're more likely to experience housing instability, including evictions. Strong tenant protection laws mean tenants are not required to pay rent to landlords or the courts if poor conditions exist (for example if there are rats or rodents, if there is mold, if the heat doesn't work, etc)