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It was said of him when receiving the award: “ Henry's unwavering dedication to this country's inner city economies is a testament to the difference one person can make .” In 2007, Cisneros was honored with the prestigious “ Housing Person of the Year ” Award from the National Housing Conference, where it was said: “ Without question Henry Cisneros has demonstrated a life-long dedication to providing housing to America's working families …” Together with Jack Kemp, he received the Walter F. Mondale and Edward W. Brooke Fair Housing Award in June 2009 from the Fair Housing Alliance.
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