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I searched through the article again and I can't figure out what you're referring to.

• yucky 4y ago
  The entire article equates white to wealthy. Anybody who has spent 2 minutes in the south knows that poor whites are NOT on great terms with code enforcement. So what they really MEAN is wealthy people of all races are using the system against poor people of all races. But instead they pretend middle class black people can't figure out the system while poor whites are unaffected. It read like it was written by an upper middle class white girl fresh out of college.
  • 7speter 4y ago
    How many “middle class” black people are gentrifying nashville? And isn’t the man spoken Oc in this article pretty much middle class? He owns his property. Maybe lower middle class, or approaching middle class?
    • yucky 4y ago
      A ton. Cities like Atlanta too. Lost of educate black people earning good salaries. Welcome to the 21st Century.
      • 7speter 4y ago
        I’ve had white friends tell me how they didn’t want to be gentrified out of their area in nashville. The funny thing is he was a white guy who probably got his house through his parents’ resources. I dont think hes afraid of well educated black people making his area’s cost of living going up.