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I think they would, but mostly just because of selection effects. There aren't so many minorities in rural areas, and the ones that end up there probably had be
by xvedejas 5y ago
I think they would, but mostly just because of selection effects. There aren't so many minorities in rural areas, and the ones that end up there probably had better-than-usual reasons to end up in rural parts.
- MisterBastahrd 5y agoI've lived in rural areas and they would say that when you get called "the good colored folk" by the white people in the area that there's a reason for that "good" description and it's not because they believe in racial equality.