> Those people can be acknowledged and the wrongs of that era made right. It wouldn't take huge monetary or social change, but acknowledging these people and their contributions.

Depending on the group, it can be hard to dig up information to accurately depict this if there was something like rampant racism that refused to acknowledge contributions.

It's hard to bring up 80 year old information that never got written down, many of the people involved wouldn't even still be alive.

> HOAs, specifically the property management side of things are scum and they don’t impact property values like people claim too, especially in the housing market today.

I see people say this, but houses in my suburb (which are all similar 5 designs), if they try to sell on the street of the guy who doesn't manage his property at all causing a rat issue, are dramatically lower value than my street is.

So it really can matter. Not everyone cares for their property, and that certainly can affect the value of yours.