Ending Economic Apartheid
17th October 2017
Thanks to its greenbelt and slow-growth policies, Boulder, Colorado is the nation’s most-expensive and least-affordable housing market of any city not in a coastal state. As a result, as noted in an op-ed in The Hill, the number of black residents in Boulder declined by 30 percent between 2010 and 2016, leaving less than 1.6 percent of the city with African-American ancestry.
Portland uses the same system to cement its reputation as the Whitest City in America. An airy contrivance of virtue-signaling that has the added (but unstated) benefit of getting rid of the Useless Underclass (black). I guess the system works.