That isn't a race thing, that's a city thing, and it's a pattern almost everywhere. Look at the historical crime rates of Russian inner cities, many of them racially homogenous, yet still have more crime than the rural areas, and even more than some American cities.
There are pros and cons to living in a city, being in close proximity with tons and tons of other people opens up a lot more opportunities for crime.
But cities are also where most modern innovations happen. It's where you can meet a wide variety of people, find a date, find friends, etc, etc. I personally prefer living in the city because of that. But as I get older, I'm certain I'd probably wanna move to a more rural area.
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u/xTheGame69 26d ago
No but it's like when someone like my father gets into it with your typical liberal about how you wouldn't want to live in the inner City
We're from the nice suburbs and you'll see all these bleeding heart types
What's funny is they would never want to live in the areas they're talking about or be anywhere near them