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Just curious, but are there any schools that people can think of in the areas listed or in other areas within the region that fit that bolded criteria? Other schools that meet that criteria in the same portion the state: https://www.city-data.com/forum/61257056-post375.html
About another 6 just missed by a less than 3k in the median household income. This was the case for other states as well.
In terms of the bolded zip code, the portion covering the village of Menands is served by a very good and diverse one school, district that goes from K-8th grade and has multiple options for high school. Here is demographic information for the village of Menands: https://data.burlingtonfreepress.com...k/160-3646536/ (its black income and poverty rate is according to 2019 5 year census information is similar to the national black figures for that period)
Philadelphia has a large black population, but Boston and New York have a larger black intelligentsia and more of a middle class culture. I voted for NYC even though I'm from Boston and live here now. My mother is black and got her master's degree in Boston. There is a great black intellectual culture centered around the universities here, but generally speaking it seems like blacks feel more comfortable in NYC culture than Boston culture. Boston may be a bit too reserved and provincial, I suppose. New York as a state and the NY area in general also have a larger black population than Massachusetts as a state and the Boston area, although the city populations are both about 1/4 black. The black population of Philadelphia seems poorer and less educated generally speaking. There's a lot of crime and gang culture there.
For sure she is more qualified than Mayor Janey but with them doing this it's unlikely either of them wins, it will most likely be Michelle Wu.
This article talks about the growing political clout of Black immigrants in Boston 9 out of 48 City council candidates are black immigrants or 2nd generation.
https://www.google.com/maps/@42.0045...7i16384!8i8192
I'm in Rhode Island right now- its pretty nice, lotta black people around here in Woonsocket. Feel like more than that 7/8% for sure. Some Black but also Cape Verdeans and a few Liberians Ill be going to Deddehs Kitchen to try some West African food tomorrow.
Some very nice renovated parks and foliage. Nice crisp breeze, clean air. Enjoying.
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