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Originally Posted by Lux
"NYC is among the most segregated cities in the USA. It would take HUGE population shifts to desegregate NYC."
In my area, 99.99999 lol are middle class black americans and other black groups. However there are places that are mixed with different groups of people. For instance, Queens Village on one side is mixed with whites and black americans and other non white groups while the other side is mostly blacks americans and other black groups.
Queens is one of the most diverse cities in the world...u can find almost every nationality in the book.. How can u live in NYC and not be exposed to other groups? Impossible.
"Also, more lower income people tend to be racist, becuase more low income people tend to have more social problems."
Social problems tend to make you bitter not racist. You have to have some type of power over another person or a group of people to be racist….poor people do not fit that description.
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Queens is diverse considering there are many different peoples in Queens borough limits but it's still segregated. Look at Far Rockaway, Queens. The South Side Jamaica. Hollis. Cambria Heights. South Ozone Park. All are OVERWELMINGLY BLACK. Look at North Queens minus the Corona/East Elmhurst, Jackson Heights Latino areas. It's OVERWHELMINGLY WHITE with some Asian pockets also segregated.
What about the other 4 boroughs?
There is also Manhattan. Where it's overwhelmingly White south of E 96th/W 110th (Minus Chinatown and the PJ's), Latino north of that with a Black pocket in Central Harlem.
The Bronx, overwhemingly Latino. Huge all Black pocket in the Northeast Bronx. Whites make up two small pockets in the far east and far northwest.
Staten Island? All White minus the PJ's and a few pockets.
Brooklyn? Northeast Brooklyn is heavily Black. Latin pocket in Bushwick, Cypress Hills, Coney Island and a smaller one in Sunset Park. The rest is all White.
NYC is VERY segregated.
As for low income people, more low income people are living segregated then those with higher incomes. That means they are more are likely to be racist. People who grow up in segregated areas are more likely to be racist then those who grew up in diverse areas. More poor live in segregated communities then other economic groups.