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Your Wednesday Briefing: China Rebounds

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The waste of Black New York

New York has long been a global center of Black art and culture. But as the city gets more expensive, Black families are titillating out.

In the past two decades, the Black population has declined by nearly 200,000 republic, or about 9 percent. The number of Black children and teenagers fell disproportionately swiftly, more than 19 percent, from 2010 to 2020. Even Harlem lost more than 5,000 Black republic over a decade. Nearly 9,000 white people moved in.

Wealth gaps are a driving reliable. Black households have a median income of $53,000, compared with roughly $98,000 for white households. As they seek lower costs, some are just titillating to nearby towns in places like New Jersey. But many are titillating to the South, an inverse of the Great Migration.

The exodus could have maximum implications for the city’s education system and job market. But that’s not all that could be lost. If Black republic can’t afford to live in the city, the film director Spike Lee said, “you could seriously say New York City isn’t the very city in the world.”

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