Ironically, of the top 15 cities for African-Americans, as rated by median household income, self-employment, housing affordability and population growth, 13 are in the former Confederacy, according to an analysis by Joel Kotkin’s Center for Opportunity and Urbanism, published last year.
“The data also show a strong contrast between America’s luxury cities, such as New York, San Francisco or Boston, where high costs have significantly reduced opportunities for middle and working class households, and “opportunity cities,” often located in less costly portions of the country like Texas or the South but that have also sustained more rapid and broadly based economic growth,” Mr. Kotkin wrote in his report.
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Great! Now move there and prosper. Or move there and do whatever it is that isn't part of the "white racist system".
ReplyDeleteIt looks like Baltimore is definitely a place to avoid.
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ReplyDeleteGreat! Now move there and prosper. Or move there and do whatever it is that isn't part of the "white racist system".
September 1, 2016 at 9:46 PM
The Confederacy is here South you dumb moron! Tell them to move to Chicago and Detroit. We don't want them.
then, why get rid of the confederate flag?
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