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Suburbs
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What makes a suburb a suburb? Simply, a suburb is a community a city. But when you picture a suburb in your mind, your image may vary widely depending on which nation you call home. In the United States, most consider the suburbs home to upper—and middle—class people with private homes. In other countries, like France, the suburbs––or “banlieues”–– are with housing projects and impoverished communities. In fact, the banlieues of Paris are for their ethnic violence and crime, with higher unemployment and more residents living in poverty than in the city center. Further, the banlieues have a much higher
population, which in Paris is made up mostly by Arabic and African immigrants. This contradicts the clichéd U.S. image of a typical white-picket-fence suburb.
population, which in Paris is made up mostly by Arabic and African immigrants. This contradicts the clichéd U.S. image of a typical white-picket-fence suburb.
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