Interracial Families: Best Neighborhoods and Schools?

[B-Double]

Bebe76, you need to get the home that you will love and select a private school. May I suggest Bethany School in Glendale, Bethany > Home > Home. This school is truly diverse, not just black and white, but other cultures as well. 2 quarters of each school year the students study other cultures from around the world!!! Check out the website and tell me what you think. I am just suggesting to break this down into two separate steps: school and home/neighborhood. After your feedback, I will give my two cents about neighborhoods, in simple terms.

[Bhiggins]

Ahh yes should have seen the response coming.

Yes I know that doesn't help my point by calling people with low pants walking down the street "trash" but that's what I hear from many people around me call them and it fits the profile, it doesn't mean ALL people that simply wear clothes like that are like that, that would be VERY ignorant of me to say, but I'm saying its come to be known as a way to look like a thug in North America... But anyway, I agree, I was ignorant in saying that and admit it. I agree also, that this person should check out all the neighborhoods mentioned to get feels of the area along with the ones I've mentioned...

And also about the way I seem to be very sensitive to people mentioning areas like this is that I used to LITTERALY LIVE ON GLENWAY AVENUE. Not the best area to live in, Price Hill. But the suburbs vs. Price Hill was no contest as you can imagine... It was either the crime and feeling of being worried about break ins and burglaries in your home vs. longer commutes, safer communities, friendlier neighbors, and A MUCH bigger sense of safety...

[progmac]

what is the deal with low pants? it seems like after more than 10 years of people wearing them that the trend would have changed by now.

[mrsnj20]

Hi Bebe, Did you end up finding a house?