Diverse cities don’t always have diverse neighborhoods

Grist
By Sara BernardMay 22, 2015, 7:08 pm134 pts
It’s not a new idea, perhaps, but it bears repeating: Even if you live in a city that is “racially diverse,” that doesn’t mean you live cheek-by-jowl with people of other colors and ethnicities. Take Chicago, for example, which is among the most diverse cities in the nation. But a FiveThirtyEight…

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