David Harris
WHILE THE CITY of Boston is becoming increasingly diverse, the population in its suburbs remains overwhelmingly white -- so much so that, of large US metropolitan regions, only Pittsburgh and Minneapolis have a lower proportion of residents of color. As the Harvard Civil Rights Project has documented, current trends are sustaining rather than diminishing this trend. Even as more people ... (Full article: 623 words)
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