The question then is "do the different reasons for population segregation lead to different results?" A community of people sharing a common language and herit

The question then is "do the different reasons for population segregation lead to different results?" A community of people sharing a common language and heritage may just lead to pleasant dinner parties for them, and an eventual cultural blending for the kids and grand-kids. A community segregated around a common feeling of oppression or discrimination may end up fomenting hatred and violence in response. The segregation isn't the problem, the reasons are.