No- this is unintended consequences of anti-discrimination laws. Capitalism had contractual things like deed restrictions and binding neighborhood covenants to

No- this is unintended consequences of anti-discrimination laws. Capitalism had contractual things like deed restrictions and binding neighborhood covenants to deal with this problem, which were all but eliminated in the name of integration. Of course we have trouble dictating the character of our neighborhoods- it was the express intent of those laws that we couldn't.