| However, the often tortuous story of Brown's unredeemed promise is not only a tale of judicial retreat and white flight. |
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| This reflects a history of white flight to the suburbs and a system in which schools are funded through local property taxes. |
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| New Orleans didn't just experience white flight, but Creole flight, black middle-class flight. |
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| By then, three decades of systemic racism had helped fuel white flight to the suburbs. |
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| Such a conclusion, however, would ignore patterns that may indicate that white flight from blacks and other minorities persists at significant levels. |
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| As Sides shows, the familiar narratives of black hyper-segregation, white flight, and concomitant deindustrialization don't fit the story of twentieth-century Los Angeles. |
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| Unlike in many other countries, planners have not been called upon to address the problems of inner city disinvestment, white flight, and segregation. |
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| The systemic redlining of minority and mixed-race neighborhoods economically depressed the market value of homes in those communities and fueled white flight to the suburbs. |
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| Everyone gathered around the coffee machine in the English department lounge may know that white flight causes urban poverty, but that doesn't mean it's true. |
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| The proportional increase of black composition in central cities is primarily attributable to white flight out of central cities and black in-migration into central cities. |
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| In the past, such population shifts resulted from white flight. |
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| Schools are also increasingly divided by ethnicity, with white flight being present in some of the northeastern suburbs of the city. |
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| Increasing diversity led to a panicky white flight. |
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| Later, jobs shrank and white flight emptied it. |
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| The concept of white flight could have been coined here. |
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