This is what N.C. voted for..

While also voting for the governor...

Idiot.

Suburbrs exist because white people don't want to live around black people.

Oh please. Suburbs exist because people like space and reduced crime. At least in my metro area, the typical city house is 900 to 1400 square feet or so. There are larger ones, but they tend to be multi story (3 story vs 2) or in historically wealthier neighborhoods (dare I say the old suburbs...) where the space was available to build the larger homes. They're largely confined to a few areas of a few square blocks (have seen some really cool historical houses in those areas).

You can see the size expansion in homes coincide with temporal expansion of the city limits.

The suburbs follow the same general trends of the metro area - northern suburbs are largely black with some Hispanic. Western suburbs are largely immigrant and white while the southwestern and southern suburbs are largely white.

That's my particular anecdotal example, but it jives with multiple places I've lived and the data I've read indicating suburbs are increasingly desegregating.

The segregation is more along lines of socioeconomic class than race. Hell, the southern suburbs ("so co" in local lingo) are the most segregated and white parts of the metro area but are generally thought of as just slightly worse than the worst parts of the city.

Originally. Now white people are moving back into the cities and gentrifying them.

#8 | Posted by ClownShack

According to Snoofy's "hypothesis," it must be because black people are moving out to the suburbs.

Subarus are just awesome cars.

I've owned two.

If that makes me a lesbian, then show me a box and I'll get going.

Also, how was that relevant?

Another example of a liberal/Democrat thinking just because they say something, it will make it true.
The whole truth is, no matter where they are, people would rather live around poor whites than poor blacks.

#16 | Posted by boaz

This idiot doesn't even know what or where I'm talking about but he still swings in with duhhhhhh LibRuLz!!

The poor whites and poor migrants like to live with poor whites. That's why it's so segregated.

And it should have been "slightly BETTER than the worst parts of the city." You're less likely to be the victim of a homicide or violent crime, but there's high likelihood of property crime, B&E, auto theft...

Suburbs exist because people like space and reduced crime.
Suburbs exist because liberals found out that over crowding sucks.

More Duuuhhhh LibRulZ!!

Just f*&^ off you idiot.

everyone in Winston Salem is trying to move here.
Bulshhit. Everyone?

#23 | Posted by lee_the_agent

Two pathologies in play there.

1. Dips*&^ needs to feel exclusive and better than others. So he fabricates nonsense reasons to believe it.
2. Dips*&^ is a Trump cultist so he picks up Dear Leader's speech patterns.

You're missing several key facts in your myopic, self-centered narrative.

No, I'm just considering current info to form an accurate opinion, not cling to mid-20th century reality in order to make a poor point so my friends will snap their fingers in approval.

Did they not teach you White Flight in grade school? Maybe it's your schools and your parents fault.

#36 | Posted by snoofy

I'm well aware of white flight.

Given your inability to see beyond your so edgy you might cut yourself narrative, you might want to worry about your own lack of critical thinking skill and who failed you on that account.

I'll tell you why..

Duhhhhh LiBrUlZ1!!

I'm shocked that that's your answer, boaz.

We know what White Flight is.

We also know that basing a position off of conditions in the 1950's is absurd.

Stop being an idiot. Nobody is going to snap their fingers for your woe is me privileged white boy act.

Duhhhh DoNt HaVe ThAt InOeleGe!!! everYbUdDiEsz RaSsuSzTt!!

Non-white suburban residents have increased as a proportion consistently over the last few decades.

Clinging to your dated argument because you're more interested in pushing a race narrative is fun to watch because it's largely economic now.