Oh please, the interstate highways stretch between the states, that’s what they are for. That does indeed often put them out in the boonies. By definition not many people live in the boonies of any race.
But even when they are in big cities they are basically just passing through. With the bulk of traffic falling on State highways, loops, business Spurs and various county and municipal roads … that are not going to be counted as miles of interstate highways. It is all these latter roads which will constitute the vast majority of miles of roads where most people live, including minorities.
Do you realize how ■■■■■■■ recent civil rights era was? Imagine the effect of being raised by people who grew up as slaves would have. How about growing up as second teir citizens who could be killed for speaking up with out consequence.
This ■■■■ was recent and has major effects but it’s much easier to just blame hip hop and weed than the address the actual issues.
Here’s a little “bs conspiracy” example for ya…and there’s plenty of other articles out there on the subject, and plenty of other examples as well.
“In Atlanta, the intent to segregate was crystal clear,” Princeton University historian Kevin M. Kruse has written. “Interstate 20, the east-west corridor that connects with I-75 and I-85 in Atlanta’s center, was deliberately plotted along a winding route in the late 1950s to serve, in the words of Mayor Bill Hartsfield, as ‘the boundary between the white and Negro communities on the west side of town.”
Cutting through a few farmers fields is not quite the equivalent of demolishing whole neighborhoods… Which I suppose that never happened either…correct?
Lack of two loving parents that’s united goal is to guide them fully equipped into adulthood. That could come under break down of family but I’m being more specific. This is the root cause of a lot of our social problems and it isn’t just minorities. This relates to all of us.
Passing that on to two kids adds up to a nice down payment on their home, right? That’s pretty advantageous that they don’t have to save for a down payment.
Speaking with those that live in their own la-la land and truly believe it’s reality…also gets old but…attempting to correct this wrong gives me something to do.
