Do you want to live in a majority black neighborhood?

28 replies · 6492 views · Started by R-Tistic · Aug 2005
R-Tistic Los Angeles, CA
When you get "established", mainly speaking of when you get married, have kids, and are done with school, where would you prefer to live? Do you want to live in a majority black neighborhood, something mixed, or would you want to live where it's barely any blacks? Be real and speak your mind.
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Change · Aug 2005
#21 Reply
no way i don't like being around a lot of blacks i don't like being around a lot of whites and i don't like being around a lot of hispanics i like diversity
The Nomad · Aug 2005
#22 Reply
I would love to live in a progressive predominantly black community. The problem a lot of neighborhoods that start out being the place upwardly mobile blacks go is that once the ones that are about something move in, here come the vagrants. And most black people won't call the police and say get this person out of my neighborhood the way a white person would in the same instance.
boygimmedat · Aug 2005
#23 Reply
i grew up in a very mixed neighborhood so i want to continue that and live in a multicultural area the way i did cuz i want my children to know about other cultures and where i grew up thatz all i knew was ppl from other backgrounds and religions
· Aug 2005
#24 Reply
It dont really matter as long as me and my neighbors get along its cool.
cafe-aulait · Aug 2005
#25 Reply
Sir ThunderBonez06 wrote:
well...now I live in a nice, quiet, and racially mixed upper middle-class neigborhood...we have black people, asians, and white folks...but the school I go to is like 98% black (2000 students) lol...so I guess it kinda balances out... but there are these two neighborhoods that I live near called "Smoke Rise Farms" and "Doe Chase"...those houses average about $500,000-$1 million...me and my parents toured the neighborhhood and some of the estates last year...I've never seen houses like that up close...it's like something you'd see off of cribs...I'm talking about MANSIONS...and the neighborhood is like 90% black...that's where I hope to raise my family (or somewhere similar)...once I establish my medical practice
All this for $500,000 -1mil.... You couldn't get a mansion with that out this way. Maybe a two-bedroom condo. I want to live in a VERY diverse neighborhood, where whites are the minority. I love neighborhoods where the signs outside of stores have all kinds of languages on them.
Just_2_Much · Aug 2005
#26 Reply
boygimmedat wrote:
i grew up in a very mixed neighborhood so i want to continue that and live in a multicultural area the way i did cuz i want my children to know about other cultures and where i grew up thatz all i knew was ppl from other backgrounds and religions
Cosign I want my kids to know about other cultures and feel comfortable around every kind of people. I believe they will be more successful in life if they know about other cultures and religions rather than just glorify one.
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· Aug 2005
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cafe-aulait wrote:
Sir ThunderBonez06 wrote:
well...now I live in a nice, quiet, and racially mixed upper middle-class neigborhood...we have black people, asians, and white folks...but the school I go to is like 98% black (2000 students) lol...so I guess it kinda balances out... but there are these two neighborhoods that I live near called "Smoke Rise Farms" and "Doe Chase"...those houses average about $500,000-$1 million...me and my parents toured the neighborhhood and some of the estates last year...I've never seen houses like that up close...it's like something you'd see off of cribs...I'm talking about MANSIONS...and the neighborhood is like 90% black...that's where I hope to raise my family (or somewhere similar)...once I establish my medical practice
All this for $500,000 -1mil.... You couldn't get a mansion with that out this way. Maybe a two-bedroom condo. I want to live in a VERY diverse neighborhood, where whites are the minority. I love neighborhoods where the signs outside of stores have all kinds of languages on them.
living in the metro Atlanta area is relatively cheap...but yea...they're about $500k-$1mil and they are HUGE...tennis courts, golf courses and everything...the one my parents toured had a theatre and all marble flooring...I was like "damn, is this a hotel or what?" that's a problem if you can only get a 2 bedroom condo for that much...
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YoungBlackNtelligent · Aug 2005
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If I have kids I would prefer they live in a neighborhood with diversity just so they could get more exposed to people other than their own.
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