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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The truth is that racist government-sanctioned housing policies for a long time DID mean that an influx of non-Whites would tank home prices in affluent areas.

If you want to understand the impact of housing policies on race and race relations in this country, I would strongly recommend that you read this article: http://www.theatlantic.com/features/archive/2014/05/the-case-for-reparations/361631/

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I am a conservative (generally) Republican, and I thank you for posting this. I have started reading it and find it very interesting. I look forward to finishing it later tonight. [/quote]

OP: here. Thank you for this.

Funny, before moving to the states, I always thought of liberals as more inclusive.  If thats the case, then why are liberal cities so segregated and there is such a disparity between blacks/hispanics and others i terms of education, wealth and health?  I know the answers to this are loaded, but it makes me wonder what liberal politicians are really doing to advance "equality."  Perhaps the idea of equality is joke in a capitalistic society. I digress.[/quote]

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