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daredtowork

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7. Looks whiter in my neighborhood

Reply to mackerel (Reply #6)

Thu Jan 1, 2015, 07:25 PM

Jan 2015

But even if it is a shift to "latin" - should would be establishing a racial economic class hierarchy here? If "latins" are the next step up, that means, next the latins will be pushed out by Asians and Indians, etc.

I see no up side to blacks=poor=pushed out unless you are one who happened to grab their spot.

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Thanks for posting this. JDPriestly Dec 2014 #5

This is where the elderly didn't use their political power daredtowork Jan 2015 #8

Yes. Thanks so much. JDPriestly Jan 2015 #9

Maybe there are a lot less blacks in West Berkeley mackerel Jan 2015 #6

Looks whiter in my neighborhood daredtowork Jan 2015 #7

The Asians are actually the non-present mackerel Jan 2015 #10