Robert Urbanek
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While channel surfing, I ran across a PBS documentary regarding the failure of integration in a suburban community. A small number of African Americans had moved into a white community where they appeared to be accepted but then they quickly became the majority as real estate agents convinced white owners they should sell now before their property values tanked.
As you hear black people lament that white people don’t like them, a photo is displayed of a large crowd of black people gathered on a house lawn while on the roof there are young black males attending to two or three large amps that are presumably blasting music through the entire neighborhood. Apparently, the film makers did not consider the possibility that this photo was evidence of why white people wanted to leave.
As you hear black people lament that white people don’t like them, a photo is displayed of a large crowd of black people gathered on a house lawn while on the roof there are young black males attending to two or three large amps that are presumably blasting music through the entire neighborhood. Apparently, the film makers did not consider the possibility that this photo was evidence of why white people wanted to leave.