Ethnically Integrated LA neighborhoods Are (Fill In the Blank)

[l1995]

Originally Posted by MordinSolus

Hype? Statistics are hype now? You NYC trolls are pretty sad.

All I'm saying is that there are plenty of integrates neighborhoods in NYC, and not just the ones that are "in transition".

[Cloudwalker]

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Can't really rely on LA Times. Much of the information on the neighborhoods are outdated.

I agree that it appears they've taken some of the info from the 2000 U.S. Census, but I've always thought that they've used 2010 data and just not updated the notes section as it wouldn't make sense to draw current conclusions from 16 year old data. I've written to their data desk to ask them, and also asked what data source they used for the resegregation article.

[Ceece]

Originally Posted by Cloudwalker

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Can't really rely on LA Times. Much of the information on the neighborhoods are outdated.

I agree that it appears they've taken some of the info from the 2000 U.S. Census, but I've always thought that they've used 2010 data and just not updated the notes section as it wouldn't make sense to draw current conclusions from 16 year old data. I've written to their data desk to ask them, and also asked what data source they used for the resegregation article.

I'm really hoping they update this whole project using 2010 data. I love the site, but it's hard to feel too good about it knowing how much things have changed in 16 years. They keep the crime stats up to date.