Minorities In Inner Cities

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"The inner city is a far more unpleasant and more dangerous place to live than it was just 20 years ago. Unfortunately, how-ever, except for the occasional attention given to such areas after a particularly vehement foray of rioting or violence, less and less attention has been given to those areas since about 1970. Public apathy, nevertheless, has never been much of an indicator of the seriousness of such problems, nor has it served as a satisfactory thermometer of the need for changes and improvements within the social stratum itself.
One severe and frequently occurring problem within the inner city environment is that of voluntary and involuntary uprooting of individuals and groups, primarily minorities, from one place of residence to another. When these individuals are uprooted, they often feel helpless in that they have little or no opportunity to (...)"

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