How would you feel if your town was segregated? I am from a city where whites and blacks have...

WestonT · 18-21, M

Many cities in America got this way through redlining. Self-segregation and economic stratification perpetuate it. I live in a very diverse city. Of course there are neighborhoods that are more white and others that are more Hispanic (not unrelated to economic divisions), but if you walk around this town there's a mix of people everywhere. My school is mixed, my friends are from various ethnicities...no one cares. I would find it weird if the city was completely divided by race.

Northwest · M

This is not unusual Milwaukee, Chicago, Detroit, and Los Angeles, f have significant Black-White segregation.

This is obviously not forced, or approved, but it is what it is.

You're not alone and we don't live in post racist America. If America is where you live.

bijouxbroussard · F

My family integrated our neighborhood in 1965; we bought our home and the white renters of the houses on either side of us moved out.

I live in an integrated neighborhood in a city that is becoming less integrated through gentrification.

Londonguy23 · 51-55, M

Why segregate? All facilities should be available to all as that brings out the best in everyone abd everyone benefits from sport, culture, food, knowledge and humanity

Amyrakunejo · F

(imagines that scenario)
Given the majority of my hometown and homeland's people have a similar skin tone, it would...not really work...and we'd not institute such nonsense anyway; goes against our core values...