21 maps of segregation in U.S. cities.

[Rocket Scientist]

Cincinnati

 

[The 2020 New Member]

After 15 years, gentrification has completely transformed DC.
Rock Creek Park is basically like Detroit's 8 Mile Road

Is gentrification really to blame?

 

[godkiller]

Whine about a lack of gentrification, brehs.

Then whine about gentrification, brehs.

Pick one, please.

 

[Majestyx]

the cleveland is comedy. i just paid it attention. there are no black people on the westside. just ricans and white folks, and the only place that has asians... is case western university

 

[superunknown23]

 

[Amphibious]

This is the c00n mentality I can't stand here. You're sad because cacs don't like us? Good, I'm glad they don't,we don't need them.

Be sad over cac rejection, brehs. Desire wet dog smell, brehs.

Seriously, some of yall r mad sus. Getting mad over Lohan's sex list, selective escorts, and now sad because cacs don't wanna live by us I prefer it that way, wet dog smells nasty af

This guy is a cac.

https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20130916183617AAdDbMP

Sounding like a cac from yahoo answers

 

[ManBearPig]

I drive through both Little village and North Lawndale everyday.

Its crazy how one side u see nothing but black people but once you go under the Pink Line you'll see ALL Mexicans

 

[Kyle Barker]

This link is a very detailed NY Times map of the distribution of racial and ethnic groups for everywhere in America based on Census data:

http://projects.nytimes.com/census/2010/explorer

 

[ryda518]

Damn Brooklyn lol

 

[OfTheCross]

America makes me sad

My opinion...

These divisions were made a long time ago in all of these cities and don't necessarily reflect on the *current* population's racial bias;.

Also, though, I'd like to see an income/wealth map like this...





*edit*

 

[superunknown23]

My opinion...

These divisions were made a long time ago in all of these cities and don't necessarily reflect on the population's racial bias;.

Also, though, I'd like to see an income/wealth map like this...

Most of those lines were specifically drawn by local politicians a long time ago (Chicago is a blatant example).
Redlining and zoning have endured thru the decades in most big cities.
Wealth-based gentrification is fairly new and less widespread in comparison. Even when a rich black person moves into a wealthy suburb, white folks worry that his arrival would depress the value of their homes. It only gets worse when he brings other blacks in.
That old shyt is still prevalent today.

 

[OfTheCross]

Most of those lines were specifically drawn by local politicians a long time ago (Chicago is a blatant example).
Redlining and zoning have endured thru the decades in most big cities.
Wealth-based gentrification is fairly new and less widespread in comparison. Even when a rich black person moves into a wealthy suburb, white folks worry that his arrival would depress the value of their homes. It only gets worse when he brings other blacks in.
That old shyt is still prevalent today.

I heard a story recently on NPR about the gentrification of a city somewhere in the midwest, if I remember correctly. The idea was to turn the 900 low income homes / housing units into a mixed-income community. 300 - market price, 200 low income, 400 rental assisted (middle income)

I actually like an idea like that.

 

[OG_StankBrefs]

Yep. Chicago looks about right.

 

[Hawaiian Punch]

These divisions were made a long time ago in all of these cities and don't necessarily reflect on the population's racial bias;.

Just sayin breh

 

[Deezy314619]

Very telling.