> Where I'm from, "good schools" is a nice way of saying "it's a white neighborhood" Eh. The Bay Area isn't where you're from. Actually, relatively few people

> Where I'm from, "good schools" is a nice way of saying "it's a white neighborhood" Eh. The Bay Area isn't where you're from. Actually, relatively few people in the Bay Area use the term "good schools" at all because they tend to have few children and the idea of school quality isn't on their radar. > wealthy, exclusive suburbs Honestly if you wanted to say Bay Area residents were coding racism into how they talk about where they live, you could point to the San Francisco fetish where people AVOID suburbs like Oakland and the East Bay, though honestly that's _actually_ because of all the public-transit-accessible hipster coffee spots in the one and the violent crime and strip-mall Starbucks and sprawling freeways with hours-long commutes to work from the other.