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The term “white flight” refers to a moment where many Americans of European origin, or more commonly white people, fled predominantly black (or African-American) neighborhoods, particularly in Large American Cities, especially during the Mid-20th Century. | The term “white flight” refers to a moment where many Americans of European origin, or more commonly white people, fled predominantly black (or African-American) neighborhoods, particularly in Large American Cities, especially during the Mid-20th Century. | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:00, January 17, 2024
The term “white flight” refers to a moment where many Americans of European origin, or more commonly white people, fled predominantly black (or African-American) neighborhoods, particularly in Large American Cities, especially during the Mid-20th Century.