anchor: The data also showed that black homeowners earning more than $70,000 a year were more likely to get subprime loans than white homeowners earning less than $30,000 a year, a pattern that reflected national trends.
positive: Black homeowners who earned more than $70,000 per year were more likely to get subprime loans.
negative: Black homeowners who earned more than $70,000 per year were less likely to get subprime loans.