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I've seen more culture lines cross outside of NY than in NY. Diverse but segregated.
Yes sir, New York is VERY segregated. I worked for a black doctor in rural Georgia, all his patients were "hick" white and loved him. The thing about the South is, when people are racist they are OD openly racist.
REAL RACISM IS QUIET, IT'S SUBTLE. Ninjahood doesn't have the IQ to understand racial undertones and institutionalized racism tho...he's a product of it.
I agree with this, and this is extremely prevalent on Long Island, where you have small pockets of suburban neighborhoods that are predominately composed of minorities, surrounded by much wealthier/ "white" neighborhoods.
However this is definitely changing. Within the past 10-15 years minority business owners & proffesionals have been moving into these white neighborhoods. Also, high property values & taxes on long island has made white flight much more difficult now, than it was in the 80's & 90's.
Interesting red if anyone's interested.
http://www.nytimes.com/2002/06/05/nyregion/study-calls-li-most-segregated-suburb.html