Mother Photography's first born were black and white, or perhaps brown is a better way to describe the colour of those pioneering early images made two thirds of the way through the 19th century. From ...

African-Americans have remained so segregated in American cities in large part because white people have avoided living in black neighborhoods and seldom even considered buying a home in one.

In the Newark area, for instance, when a company sued a resident of a middle-income white neighborhood, the average balance was $3,466; in a black neighborhood, the average was $2,628. This ...

I can’t remember any Black families in my neighborhood when I was growing up. The Parkway Terrace subdivision — at the southeast corner of Eastern Parkway and Crittenden Drive in Louisville ...

"Food deserts"—areas in which residents are hard-pressed to find affordable, healthy food—are part of the landscape ... that black and Hispanic neighborhoods have fewer large supermarkets and more ...

The subject, though, was serious: The diagram illustrated the links between structural racism, pernicious landscape ... Neighborhoods with newer homes and more U.S.-born, white residents were ...

Our ‘Photo of the Week’ (POTW) accolade goes to a captivating black and white landscape titled ‘Stillness,’ captured by Diggeo. This image beautifully showcases the serene and tranquil ...

"Lakeside is predominantly white, so now with the influx of Black people coming in and ... "We're changing the landscape of the neighborhood." Aside from the location of his boutique, Chew says ...

while suburban neighborhoods that were once largely white are experiencing an increased share of black, Hispanic and Asian-American residents. In a country still learning to forge neighborhoods ...

White people lived around white people. Black people lived around Black people. A neighborhood "wedding" in the all-white Parkway Terrace neighborhood in about 1969. Columnist Joe Gerth is the ...