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OK, Manhasset is more Asian than I remembered--both Manhasset and Roslyn are ~10% Asian. They do have some black students, but under 5%. I'd say those are pretty white districts.
to anyboday who is confused Roosevelt is moslty black there is barely any Hispanic that live that, some people say oh Roosevelt another town infested with illegals there's not that many there.
I know it has a lot of apartments, rentals, condos, coops, etc which tend to attract a lower income level person. Roosevelt is predominantly african american but the lower income issue is the more pressing issue. Any town that has the rentals is going to be worse than towns without rentals, that's just the nature of the beast.
Long Beach is mostly condos & co-ops. As much I don't particularly care for LB, I wouldn't consider it a bad town. Condos & co-ops are not the reason that Roosevelt is a bad town...or any other town for that matter. I don't know if race has anything to do with it, either. It's just a bad town, who knows why.
It also borders Freeport, Uniondale & Hempstead, which certainly doesn't help any.
Just listen to howard stern, he talks about how bad it got when the blacks moved in and the whites moved out. he was the only white kid going to school there and they wanted to kill him.
Just listen to howard stern, he talks about how bad it got when the blacks moved in and the whites moved out. he was the only white kid going to school there and they wanted to kill him.
Is Howard STILL complaining about that?
Well he did learn to do an excellent black accent for prank phone calls, didn't he?
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