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In reply to the discussion: Mostly-White Ohio Suburb Fighting To Prevent Mostly-Black Bus-Riders From Entering Community [View all]TheBlackAdder
(29,981 posts)39. There is a black community next to Princeton Medical Center, predating WWI that expand during WWII.
The placement of the NJTPK was done for efficiency as designing it to venture near Princeton wasn't feasible.
There are bus routes to From Trenton/Hamilton/Lawrence Twp./Lawrenceville to Princeton and from New Brunswick to Princeton. Route 1 is just a couple miles away from their downtown area so driving there isn't a hard either.
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Mostly-White Ohio Suburb Fighting To Prevent Mostly-Black Bus-Riders From Entering Community [View all]
DainBramaged
Aug 2013
OP
WASPiest madhouse I have ever seen in my life.... the blocks are about keeping stuff to
bettyellen
Aug 2013
#42
I haven't been in a good ten years, but when I did it was 97% white... and what's worse is...
bettyellen
Aug 2013
#48
It's a pain in the ass only because those little towns were all built up long before
pnwmom
Aug 2013
#8
There is a black community next to Princeton Medical Center, predating WWI that expand during WWII.
TheBlackAdder
Aug 2013
#39
The racist donut of counties around Atlanta have prevented mass transit for decades.
onehandle
Aug 2013
#14
I've seen some of this, Atlanta inner city looks very upscale compared to LA or KC
uponit7771
Aug 2013
#15
My dad was in the USAF and we lived in Beavercreek when I was in high school.
kestrel91316
Aug 2013
#45
Someone should threaten to provide a free charter bus from downtown Dayton to their neighborhood!
reformist2
Aug 2013
#30
"Property values" = "we need to keep Those People out" in pretty much all cases
Posteritatis
Aug 2013
#38
Doesn't surprise me. Ohio, in many people's mind, is "The Alabama of the North"
BlueJazz
Aug 2013
#40
Why does it seem a point cannot be made about racial or economic desparity on DU....
Socal31
Aug 2013
#55