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White people have flocked back to city centers - and transformed them

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By Tara Bahrampour Verified, Marissa Lang, Ted Mellnik Verified
| The Seattle Times Verified
In the 20th century, “white flight” transformed many American cities as white people moved in droves from urban centers to the suburbs. In the last decade, that exodus kicked into reverse. The white population increased between 2010 and 2020 in hundreds of neighborhoods at the center of many large cities, even as it declined almost everywhere else in the country.
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White people have flocked back to city centers - and transformed them

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By Tara Bahrampour Verified, Marissa Lang, Ted Mellnik Verified
| NewsBreak
New York City migrants are tearing up their U.S. immigration documents as they escape to Canada Some New York City migrants are abandoning New York to escape to Canada where they believe they may have a better chance. The New York Post reports that migrants who are fed up with crimes, drugs, and living in New York shelters are abandoning the city and heading towards Canada.
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Mixed-race neighborhoods quietly become the norm

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By Ted Mellnik Verified
| St. Louis Post-Dispatch Verified
Deep in the bowels of the nation's 2020 Census lurks a quiet milestone: For the first time in modern American history, most white people live in mixed-race neighborhoods. This marks a tectonic shift from just a generation ago. Back in 1990, 78% of white people lived in predominantly white neighborhoods, where at least 4 of every 5 people were also white. In the 2020 Census, that's plunged to 44%.
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