All articles tagged with #racial segregation
A community in Arkansas called Return to the Land is being developed with explicit restrictions to white, heterosexual residents, raising legal and ethical concerns about housing discrimination and racial segregation, despite claims of legal exemptions for private groups. Authorities and civil rights groups are investigating the legality of such practices amid broader political and social debates on race and inclusion.
An anthropologist's cross-country journey reveals deep social and cultural divides in America, highlighting the importance of neighborliness and collective solidarity to bridge these gaps amid rising suspicion and xenophobia.
A study in Columbus found that Black youth feel less safe when visiting predominantly white areas of the city, with those spending the most time in such areas feeling the least safe. The perception of being less safe in white neighborhoods may have real-life health consequences for Black youth, as high levels of chronic stress were found to have negative effects on their health. This study sheds light on the unique challenges Black youth face when trying to access resources often located in predominantly white neighborhoods in American cities.
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu faced backlash after an invite for a holiday party exclusively for "Electeds of Color" was mistakenly sent to all members of the Boston City Council. The party, which excluded white councilors, drew criticism for being divisive, while some defended it as a space for specific groups. Conservative social media criticized the racially segregated event, questioning the tolerance for such practices. This incident follows Wu's previous controversy involving an "enemies" list.