How many blacks in HP or Fillmore have degrees. How many Mexicans or Salvadorans in the mission have degrees and for those without, what's there avg income. Your using cac tactics to prove a point breh, distorting statistics to fit a narrative. This socioeconomic issue comes down to education and being able to get a high paying job that'll afford you the right to work and live in SF. I've travelled and experienced too much to hear someone trash SF or any bay city as closet prejudice when compared to others. We live in the worlds epicenter of technological innovation in the bay, the Rome of the Imperial Era. So unless your 'keeping up with the joneses', you'll get left financially behind.
In terms of racist views, child please. For one, no one with money wants to be around the poor, that's socio-economics 101. 2, until I see another place where cacs ride so hard for social issues, within the African American community; I don't want to hear shyt negative about SF in this light. You have nikkas playing keyboard Malcolm X while not doing shyt outside socially and not making any difference in our communities. I can take you to a lot of other cities where they'll make San Francisco look like Harlem when compared to like Lexington, Kentucky or Boston. Before you post statistics, Be sure to make sure your not tilting the pot on favorbolity.
I'll wait. One of the few major cities with similar income disparity and a black household median income below the national average is Milwaukee ($25,600) but the cost of living is much, much lower.
What year as this?
gentrification is a bytchAnd by "violate", I mean hanging outside of your project building with the folks/family members you grew up with
These injunctions have been strategically used as a "hard" gentrification tactic. nikkas can't be outside in our own neighborhoods now even for a pickup basketball game so white people feel comfortable putting up coffee shops and other yuppie businesses a couple blocks away from the jects. You see their clientele walking their toy dogs all in front of the jects now in the daytime. Seriously. This really hit black San Francisco hard because half the population is heavily concentrated in the jects... these neighborhoods are literally ghosttowns during the daytime. It's incredibly sad.
one of the points is about the lack of affirmative action in California and specifically about the black undergrad student population not matching our representation in the state of California.
status for real for more reasons than I care to go into.
