Residential Segregation 4

Question 1

Reibel et al. (2011) find that what leads to greater long-term integration?

Answer 1

Trends toward greater long-term integration tend to be more common in newer and faster growing metropolitan areas with significant Asian and Hispanic population.

Question 2

Reibel et al. (2011) conclude that within cities, trends toward greater and potentially stable diversity in some neighborhoods co-exist with what?

Answer 2

continuing White flight and re-segregation in other local areas

Question 3

Non-Hispanic whites (counting people who self-identify as only white) are now __% of the adult population but barely over half (___%) of those under 18.

Answer 3

67%, 53.5% (Logan & Stults 2011)

Question 4

At the current rate of change non-Hispanic whites will be a minority of the child population before when?

Answer 4

2020 (Logan & Stults 2011)

Question 5

In 1980 the average whites’ neighborhoods was __% whites, in 2010 it is __% white.

Answer 5

88%, 75% (Logan & Stults 2011)

Question 6

Black-white segregation peaked in which decades and what were their dissimilarity scores?

Answer 6

1960 and 1970, 79 for both (Logan & Stults 2011)