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Old 09-15-2009, 11:32 AM
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FWIW...I was born in Roseland in Chicago...blacks started moving in and whites moved out...we were the last to move and it was tough. Roseland went from a nice area to a crime ridden area at a flick of a eye. We then moved to Dolton and guess what the same thing happened. We then moved to South holland and guess what it happened again. Crime went through the roof. Mind you every time we moved the cost of living was higher. My parents paid dearly to raise their family in a low crime area. The last 16 years I have lived in New Lenox with my own family and I don't plan to move. Yes our community is made up of mostly white folks and that is why I am here. Diversity has not worked for me. If you look at Roseland, Dolton and Soth Holland now the high crime rates are staggering. Matter of fact if you look at the southwest suburbs of Chicago since blacks took over...you will see crime has risen 3 fold since white folks moved out. Sorry it is what it is.
As some have said, if you want to avoid a demographic trend, you have to move away from it, not along the path of it. I wonder what will be next...
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