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[+ Axiom2001]

I won’t engage any further in this topic (only because it makes my blood boil)... for those who live in DC, many understand that there is a long withstanding issue with neighborhood stereotyping, zip-code discrimination, and specifically in DC, Quadrant marginalization. And also what I call “neighborhood snobbery” .

 

So typically, without reviewing actual data statistics, if an area where a person lives in is in the SE quadrant of the city (on the OTHER side of the river, it is automatically assumed they live in a bad, poor, dirty, crime-ridden neighborhood because the area is predominantly black, and some sections within it has high crime rates. Because of this, this entire quadrant is assumed to be “dangerous”, “unsafe”, and “ghetto”.

 

Wanderoz is one of those people who has these ideas and that’s fine....

 

However, I have a property near Naylor Gardens (in Hillcrest to be exact), no crime, and the only critters that’s in my back yard were deer and raccoons...

 

The assumptions, which are alluded to in the above quote, just DO NOT apply to Washington, D.C., unfortunately, they're also used in other major cities in this country of ours. :confused::confused:

[+ José Soplanucas]

The assumptions, which are alluded to in the above quote, just DO NOT apply to Washington, D.C., unfortunately, they're also used in other major cities in this country of ours. :confused::confused:

 

I am confident @Monarchy79 is not saying DC has the monopoly of racism.

I live in one if the stigmatized zip codes and a few times connected with escorts that would refuse to come over. And not only White. In one of my recent experiences with a Black escort, he made some interesting comments about my neighborhood.