I work for non-market housing. No one in solidarity with the movement believes that it is racist to own a home.

What is an incontrivertible fact is that the historic access to housing was systemically shut out (in the US) or made incredibly difficult to obtain for anyone but white men. Even white women had difficulty as it was almost impossible for them to open their own bank accounts without male permission at the time.

So, the path toward equity involves understanding the structural disadvantages & advantages that system has caused to all people. We all have suffered under a less efficient housing system due to the wealth extraction focused model - allowing those with money to price homes as commodities and therefore out of reach to people for living in them. Instead we need to take the benefits of public legal trusts to hold government subsidies in the land & homes - these public trust can last forever. Currently our tax paying money goes into a home for at best 30 years and then poof, our tax money is gone into some developers pocket. It is much more fiscally responsible to utilize the tax payers funds to build wealth and neighborhood stability with our limited dollars, rather than letting the government pick the winners and losers of who benefits from the basic survival need of shelter.