Ironically, gentrification is precisely what makes neighborhoods integrated and diverse. White people moving into minority neighborhoods tends to make the neighborhood diverse and integrated and raises home values for everyone. But this is ‘bad’ integration according to the progressive mindset even though the end result is diverse and integrated neighborhoods. You know, because gentrification is just a white power structure, or something. And even though Chicago is roughly 1/3rd of each major race (white, black, hispanic) never are there discussions of integration of black and Hispanic neighborhoods, which would be crucial component of ‘pure’ integration. And what about Chinatown? Chinatown… Read more »
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
Ironically, gentrification is precisely what makes neighborhoods integrated and diverse. White people moving into minority neighborhoods tends to make the neighborhood diverse and integrated and raises home values for everyone. But this is ‘bad’ integration according to the progressive mindset even though the end result is diverse and integrated neighborhoods. You know, because gentrification is just a white power structure, or something. And even though Chicago is roughly 1/3rd of each major race (white, black, hispanic) never are there discussions of integration of black and Hispanic neighborhoods, which would be crucial component of ‘pure’ integration. And what about Chinatown? Chinatown… Read more »