Hey, Where The Black People At?
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Editorial
Tasked with turning the tide
Editorial Quote: Demographers have also noted that the African Americans who move out of San Francisco tend to be more upwardly mobile -- so that the few black residents who are left constitute a poorer underclass. Certainly the isolation of these residents -- about one-third of San Francisco's African-American population lives in the Bayview district, which is so separate from the rest of the city that it resembles a South African township -- underscores San Francisco's uneasy feelings toward them.
Editorial Column: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2007/04/15/EDGTLOSDR81.DTL
Editorial
Tasked with turning the tide
Editorial Quote: Demographers have also noted that the African Americans who move out of San Francisco tend to be more upwardly mobile -- so that the few black residents who are left constitute a poorer underclass. Certainly the isolation of these residents -- about one-third of San Francisco's African-American population lives in the Bayview district, which is so separate from the rest of the city that it resembles a South African township -- underscores San Francisco's uneasy feelings toward them.
Editorial Column: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2007/04/15/EDGTLOSDR81.DTL
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