What's interesting is that the Guardian and HN feel the need to appraise us of what happens in low-income communities. On one hand, it's realistic - most peopl

What's interesting is that the Guardian and HN feel the need to appraise us of what happens in low-income communities. On one hand, it's realistic - most people reading the Guardian or HN don't know (despite the fact that both are nearly as accessible in low-income communities as wealthy ones, at least via phones). On the other, what does it say that the readers have to learn about it in a newspaper or Internet forum. It might as well be a story about culture in a foreign country instead of within a short drive for most readers.