These findings suggest variability in the interrelationships between residentialsegregation and obesity for black and Mexican-American women.
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Sidney and I were happy to hear that a documentary was going to be made about residentialsegregation.
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Many of our cities are defined by entrenched residentialsegregation that created black ghettos and continues to perpetuate inequity.
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Conclusions: Most of the association between income inequality and mortality is not mediated by the effects of greater residentialsegregation.
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We had completely veered from the residentialsegregation conversation, but I was caught up in their obvious love for each other.
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Advocacy groups this week sued HUD over its suspension of a rule requiring local governments to address patterns of racial residentialsegregation.
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Lisa Rice: Housing discrimination and residentialsegregation in America is so entrenched; we did not start out being residentially segregated as a society.
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These inequalities are materialised in all our cities by residentialsegregation around hierarchised districts, from the desirable, gentrified suburb to the sink estate.
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This results either in homelessness or re-location to sites distant from jobs, schools, hospitals and other facilities and reinforces "discriminatory residentialsegregation", he said.
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New York City is often thought of as a prime example of the racial "melting pot" metaphor but, in reality, racial residentialsegregation runs deep.
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Residentialsegregation was measured using the black and Hispanic isolation indices.
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Residentialsegregation had been a bad thing,-wasstill a bad thing-buthe had still made something of himself.
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Residentialsegregation is imperative.
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" Residentialsegregation was rampant after The Great Migration."