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I thought that due to redlining and white flight, the answer is that yes, there are more white people as a percentage of the total in rural areas compared to ci
by TaylorAlexander 4y ago
I thought that due to redlining and white flight, the answer is that yes, there are more white people as a percentage of the total in rural areas compared to cities.
- alwayslikethis 4y agoWhite flight? More like, most immigrants don't move to rural areas to start a farm. White flight is to suburban areas, not to rural areas.
- bobthepanda 4y agoI saw this play out during COVID when some people who entertained the idea of WFH in a rural area had to contend with lack of internet.
- red-iron-pine 4y agoDepends where you live, though it could be a big problem. I've done splicing work for several farming co-ops out west that ran fiber to the homestead. Small town of like 200 has GPON to most houses.
- monkeycantype 4y agoI’m Australia/New Zealand the primary driver would be international migration for urban job/education opportunities