This project took a tremendous amount of work by many talented journalists. Find out what happens when you send people of different races with hidden cameras to go house hunting on Long Island. #LIDivided

The Newsday editorial board supported Levittown’s creation in 1947, but didn’t speak out against racial covenants, writes Newsday Opinion. nwsdy.li/2OmvPlY

They are responding to a Newsday investigation that found evidence of unequal treatment of minorities by real estate agents on Long Island. #LIDIVIDED nwsdy.li/2Opwkf0

One person got 0 house listings. Another got 79. Newsday’s two undercover testers had the same qualifications and met with the same real estate agent. “I was lied to, walked over, stomped. She did me in … I’ll never forget this woman.” #LIDIVIDED bit.ly/2CTIw2j

“This is 50 years after the civil rights marches. I remember all sorts of people saying, well, we’re post racial, we voted a black president. No, we’re not. Obviously, we are not.” #HouseHuntingWhileHispanic bit.ly/2Ouw1Q7

“Fair access to housing is a basic civil right that all New Yorkers, including Long Island residents, are entitled to,” she said. nwsdy.li/35lyH9B

Share your story about your experience buying or selling a home on Long Island using: #LIDivided #HouseHuntingWhileBlack #HouseHuntingWhileHispanic #HouseHuntingWhileAsian nwsdy.li/2qhxstb

The top story on Newsday's Wednesday front page: State AG to investigate reports of unequal treatment in LI housing nwsdy.li/35lyH9B

LI has 291 communities. Most black residents live in 11. One of the reasons? Unequal treatment by real estate agents. “They’re telling you that you don’t belong on this side of town,” our undercover tester said after an agent refused to show her homes. nwsdy.li/2O34UN6

Two members of our investigative team – project editor Arthur Browne and reporter Keith Herbert – will be answering your questions live in a Reddit AMA beginning at 1:30 p.m. nwsdy.li/2r6VRBN

Newsday reporters are hosting an Ask Me Anything on Reddit about the #LIDIVIDED project if you have questions: bit.ly/2QEg64b?

Real estate agents often serve as gatekeepers to homes, schools and communities. Some real estate agents make the key to the front door easier to get for whites than for minorities. #LIDivided bit.ly/2CTIw2j

The top story on Newsday's Thursday front page: State Senate committees to hold hearing on Long Island housing discrimination nwsdy.li/2qmWI1c

JUST IN: Gov. Cuomo orders state probe into reports of discrimination by real estate agents, citing Newsday's investigation into housing bias on LI. #LIDIVIDED nwsdy.li/34cL73i

Your race or ethnicity may play a role in which listings real estate agents show you, according to a three-year Newsday investigation. The map reveals the communities agents preferred for minority testers who Newsday sent undercover. #LIDivided bit.ly/330IK28

Newsday reporters are talking about our three-year investigation that uncovered evidence of unequal treatment by real estate agents on Long Island. #LIDivided bit.ly/2O8Ls1y

After decreasing posts to Facebook and Twitter, Newsday increased its Instagram posting and saw a 35% growth in followers. ow.ly/dNli50AONLe Elaine Piniat

Thank you INMA for an opportunity to write about Newsday’s social media strategy. A deep dive into data helped us to revamp our approach to social. We found that less is more!

.Newsday analysed 9,200 social media posts to improve its strategy, increase engagement. ow.ly/Xo0K50AONL1 Elaine Piniat

Two years ago I met these amazing women at a leadership course run by Poynter. They have continued to be a huge support in my life and I am so thankful for them 🙏🏼 #InternationalWomensMonth