This is called "The White L" and "The Black Butterfly", and it's kind of ridiculous how accurate it is. Anything surrounding Charles St by a few blocks is pros

This is called "The White L" and "The Black Butterfly", and it's kind of ridiculous how accurate it is. Anything surrounding Charles St by a few blocks is prosperous and safe, extending into and around Fed Hill, and going east on Pratt St. Frequently-running free buses, light rail, lots of police presence, tourism, a vibrant array of small businesses, and everyone you see is white. Go outside of those narrow corridors and suddenly it's all liquor stores, boarded up houses, chronically late for-pay buses, and everyone you see is black. If it were the deep south we'd say it was a shocking display of segregation. https://www.citypaper.com/bcpnews-two-baltimores-the-white-l-vs-the-black-butterfly-20160628-htmlstory.html https://www.citypaper.com/bcpnews-two-baltimores-the-white-l... https://www.colorlines.com/articles/read-brilliant-breakdown-baltimores-segregation https://www.colorlines.com/articles/read-brilliant-breakdown... http://thebaltimorechop.com/2015/04/05/on-the-myth-of-baltimore-as-a-cheap-place-to-live/ http://thebaltimorechop.com/2015/04/05/on-the-myth-of-baltim...