Is it just me, or does the black community in SF seem marginalized?

[Ahmad616]

It's does seem that way, but I believe that most African Americans that can actual afford San Francisco is attracted to Southern cities such as Atlanta, and there's nothing that African Americans feel is "out there for them" in a perfect world I would love to see San Francisco as well as all major cities become more diverse but unfortunately you have the Gentrification card that is very relevant is San Fran...

[Mr. Opinionated]

Originally Posted by Conserves

Liberals like to pretend they are tolerant but are the real racists, lets not forget Democrats are the ones who were in favor of slavery, it was the Republicans who freed the Blacks. Libs want to fool everybody with their fake tolerance, but really hate blacks and want them in their place. Us conservatives are the ones who treat them equal and have no issues where they live as long as they aren't the typical welfare leaches.

Very creative of you to shoehorn politics into this discussion. But what you say is past history.
Slavery is over, replaced by the 'modern' conservative republican slaveowner mentality.

[Mhundred]

The black population of california as a whole has declined over the last several years and many are attributing that to the escalating costs of living in california. However how do you attribute the rapidly growing hispanic population? Many of whom come from poorer backgrounds themselves or recent immigrants, why are they thriving comparatively?

[Sam I Am]

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