Moving out when minorities move in

The term white flight refers to a more specific phenomenon than white suburbanization, exurbanization or migration, and it was never intended to subsume these much broader movements of the white population. White flight alludes to the out-movement of whites that can ensue once blacks or other minori...

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Published in:American Demographics 2002-06, Vol.24 (6), p.23
Main Author: Harrison, Roderick J
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African Americans
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College professors
Demographics
Metropolitan areas
Minority & ethnic groups
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Suburban areas
White people
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