Anonymous wrote:We are AA w/HHI >250 and recently bought in Shepherd Park.
Anonymous wrote:Okay, but when I talked about my experiences, I never mentioned the race of the children. You made your own assumptions. I am not a racist, whatever you may think. The OP was asking what to do when her kids might see things she didn't want them to witness. If you live in any urban setting, this will probably happen and your kids may be affected. My kids were scared when they saw older kids fighting at the playground. Does that make me a racist? I am sure lots of parents of all races would like to shield their kids from things that are scary.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Two people with good jobs is not High SES, it's really middle class in this area. High SES folks can afford good private schools and do NOT live in transitional neighborhoods. DC transplants love to themselves this when they are really middle class. Especially in this area. One job away from the poor does not equate HIGH SES.
Can you please point us to the government document where "high social-economic status (SES)" is officially defined?
It's all relative. It's also not all about money, but education as well.
What are you talking about? Government documents? Stop killing the middle class.
I think PP is saying a household that brings in $250k is considered higher SES. Contrary to what people think, there are people making $250k buying in Petworth, Columbia Heights, Shepherd Park, Brookland and others. Not just WOTP.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Two people with good jobs is not High SES, it's really middle class in this area. High SES folks can afford good private schools and do NOT live in transitional neighborhoods. DC transplants love to themselves this when they are really middle class. Especially in this area. One job away from the poor does not equate HIGH SES.
Can you please point us to the government document where "high social-economic status (SES)" is officially defined?
It's all relative. It's also not all about money, but education as well.
What are you talking about? Government documents? Stop killing the middle class.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Two people with good jobs is not High SES, it's really middle class in this area. High SES folks can afford good private schools and do NOT live in transitional neighborhoods. DC transplants love to themselves this when they are really middle class. Especially in this area. One job away from the poor does not equate HIGH SES.
Can you please point us to the government document where "high social-economic status (SES)" is officially defined?
It's all relative. It's also not all about money, but education as well.
Anonymous wrote:To clarify (again), the poster who wrote about experience at the playground is not OP! I'm not sure how anybody could think using curse words in front of young kids is appropriate, regardless of your race or economic status. And what ever the expression "suck dick" means, it is gross!
If you live in the city, you are going to see things that can be scary for kids. Fights, drunks, armed roobery at Trolley Park in Columbia heights. Why is pointing this make me a racist?
Anonymous wrote:Two people with good jobs is not High SES, it's really middle class in this area. High SES folks can afford good private schools and do NOT live in transitional neighborhoods. DC transplants love to themselves this when they are really middle class. Especially in this area. One job away from the poor does not equate HIGH SES.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In my original post I never mentioned race and my only reference to SES was to note that such behavior would be less likely to occur in an affluent suburb, in part because parents are more likely to be better educated.
You said you wanted to know what high ses white people do; you most certainly made it about race. Next time try being more subtle in your trolling.
Anonymous wrote:In my original post I never mentioned race and my only reference to SES was to note that such behavior would be less likely to occur in an affluent suburb, in part because parents are more likely to be better educated.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My troll alert just went to Defcon 5.