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Contemporary Challenges: Sprawl and Fragmentation Magnify Racial Inequity Two factors are instrumental in magnifying racial inequity: Sprawl – Haphazard Greenfield development not prompted by population or job growth Fragmentation and Localism • Accelerate the flow of resources to the urban periphery • Communities compete over commercial investment and high income population (the favored quarter) – A “resource magnet” pulling opportunity away from existing urban communities • Allow communities to sort what people and business they wish to attract (increase economic and social isolation) • Allow communities to hoard opportunity
Regional Equity Opportunity Mapping • High opportunity exclusive to suburban areas of greater <strong>Detroit</strong> • Limited access to opportunity in inner-city <strong>Detroit</strong> • 90% of regional African Americans live in an area of low-opportunityopportunity
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Racial and Ethnic Trends in Southea
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Mission • Data Driven Detroit (D3
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Data Driven Detroit’s Roles Work
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Regional & State Indicators Project
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Community & Neighborhood Indicators
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Developing New Data • Detroit Res
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US: Population by Race: 2000 and 20
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United States: Population by Race/E
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Migration Patterns Resulted in Grow
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TOTAL POPULATION, 2000 STATE OF MIC
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HISPANIC POPULATION, 2000 STATE OF
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Page 62 and 63: South Asian Population by 2000 Cens
Page 64 and 65: Persons of Arab Ancestry Tri-County
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Page 68 and 69: Public School Enrollment in Oakland
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