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No problem...Personally, while East Irondequoit pretty much fits the first part of the criteria, I'd say that the Rush-Henrietta SD would be a better fit. It only lacks in terms of the percentage which isn't too much lower(about 10-12%, depending on who you include), but its black median household income is higher than all other groups in the district while still being generally middle class, it is the first suburb that black people in the area would really move to back in the late 1960's/early 1970's when Xerox and Kodak were making a push to hire more black people and it has a better academic reputation, while still being relatively diverse. It also is a big shopping hub and is home to Rochester Institute of Technology. Some of the school's HOF members illustrate how long the population has been in the district: https://www.rhnet.org/Page/207 (Lee, Warfield, Southall, Thompson, Mayo, Bullard and Norwood) https://www.rhnet.org/site/default.a...03586&PageID=9
Just to add, besides being very close to Lake Ontario, which has multiple beaches in the area, you also have this state park to the south only minutes away: https://parks.ny.gov/parks/79/details.aspx
You also have some of the Finger Lakes in the area, which has a big wine scene(if interested) and there is the Erie Canal as well. So, you have quite a few outdoor amenities nearby as well.