Anonymous wrote:If I were black i would move to Atlanta

Anonymous wrote:DC is segregated by money, but also by choice. I know many rich black families who are East of the Park in Crestwood, Shepherd Park and Colonial Village. I know black families in Ward 3, but most of my black friends (I am black) don't prefer Georgetown, Cleveland Park, etc.

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Anonymous wrote:DC is segregated by money, I see rich or UMC (assuming) black men walking around with blonde white girls in Georgetown

Wow! I didn’t realize that Black a few Black guys having white girlfriends means that racism is over. That’s incredible. Thanks for sharing.

I see more black professional men with white women than in NYC, and i mean beautiful wealthy looking white women

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Anonymous wrote:DC is segregated by money, I see rich or UMC (assuming) black men walking around with blonde white girls in Georgetown

Wow! I didn’t realize that Black a few Black guys having white girlfriends means that racism is over. That’s incredible. Thanks for sharing.

Anonymous wrote:DC is segregated by money, I see rich or UMC (assuming) black men walking around with blonde white girls in Georgetown

Anonymous wrote:rich Black people are leaving Atlanta in droves ,they are moving to North Carolina, Texas, California (Los Angeles), Msryland (Montgomery County, and PG County)

I'm moving to Hawaii next month

Anonymous wrote:If you factor in Cost of Living

DC Metro Black Families= $94,000

DC White Families = $150,000

Atlanta Black Families = $104,000

Atlanta White Families = $154,000

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Anonymous wrote:I'm black and UMC, and Washington, DC is the best city in the world to be black and rich, unlike other cities where rich blacks and poor blacks race the same racism (even Atlanta), here as long as you have money you will be treated no different than a white person with money

This is true up to a limit. There is very limited racism that supersedes class privilege when it’s about government institutions and public accommodation. Cops don’t target you. You are not treated like a thief when shopping. You are treated the same as any other client at a restaurant.

However, a lot of the social institutions are very much closed to Black people and are still very much racist. I would be curious if the Chevy Chase or Columbia Country Clubs have any Black members right now. You will notice that Obama preferred to join Woodmont and even then it was viciously opposed.

And a lot of the liberal politics is centered around denying privileges to an ascendant Black middle and upper middle class as a denial of historical white privilege/racism. Which means that UMC Black folk cannot win. Think you’ve earned that SFH on a quiet street in a low crime area? Sorry, that’s racist now. However, the real white power centers of privilege remain unchallenged. No one’s talking about fundamentally changing the character of Foxhall or Spring Valley. Just denying the affluent Black folk their pockets of success. Unless you live in Shepherd Park/Colonial Village.

Thank you for giving this person a wake-up call, people see black numbers in rich white neighborhoods over 2% and see high private school numbers of blacks and think, OMG "RAcism is OvEr" but the question is are you socially integrated with white society