Polarization Shapes Race Talk Across American Life
The piece argues evolving white fear and black militant pressure fuel polarization in schools, politics, and poverty programs. It notes ACLU defenses of integration, rising black home ownership, education gains, and urban-to-suburban migration shifts, with a warning on future violence risks. It highlights cultural and economic factors amid changing demographics and the growing presence of blacks in mainstream society.
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