"Chocolate City, Vanilla Suburbs:" Will the Trend toward Racially Separate Communities Continue?.

Farley, Reynolds; And Others

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ERIC Number: EJ197344

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Publication Date: 1978-Dec

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"Chocolate City, Vanilla Suburbs:" Will the Trend toward Racially Separate Communities Continue?

Farley, Reynolds; And Others

Social Science Research, v7 n4 p319-44 Dec 1978

A 1976 Detroit area study indicates that (1) Blacks can afford suburban housing and both Blacks and Whites are knowledgeable about the housing market; (2) Blacks show a preference for mixed neighborhoods; (3) Whites are reluctant to remain in neighborhoods where Blacks are moving in and will not buy homes in integrated areas. (Author/WI)

Descriptors: Black Housing, Economic Factors, Neighborhood Integration, Racism, Residential Patterns, Social Science Research, Suburban Housing, Whites

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Language: English

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Identifiers - Location: Michigan (Detroit)

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