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While I do think it's a common desire for parents to want to move to places that are safer for their children, and there are many things that relate to this whi
by stevenicr 5y ago
While I do think it's a common desire for parents to want to move to places that are safer for their children, and there are many things that relate to this which can be different for different people / places - I do not think that that universally 'less diversity' is the goal.
It may be that in many parts of the country a move to less crime is a move to 'less diversity' - but I do not think that is the case for all cities / suburbs everywhere in America.
The above comment almost sounds like one is painting their parents as making racist choices, and that other parents are making racist decisions hiding under a guise of choosing to move for safety. I do not think many people in the US are making choices for racial issues.
Moves for better schools, less noise, less crime, more family activities, and other things are generally the priority from what I have seen.