LongIsland1995
LongIsland1995 t1_janj408 wrote
Reply to comment by survive_los_angeles in NYC is more ethnically diverse, less racially segregated, report finds by Ice_Business
Lol, where?
The only parts of the Bronx with a lot of white people are either wealthier neighborhoods like Riverdale without many minorities, or neighborhoods that are in the process of white flight.
LongIsland1995 t1_janiyok wrote
Reply to comment by newestindustry in NYC is more ethnically diverse, less racially segregated, report finds by Ice_Business
That's not a great example, the black population in the LES mostly lives in the housing projects.
I will give you though, that people of all backgrounds hang out in the LES.
LongIsland1995 t1_jalfls5 wrote
Reply to comment by oldquas in NYC is more ethnically diverse, less racially segregated, report finds by Ice_Business
When was Flatbush more diverse? My mom grew up there as it was white flighting, so it was diverse for a bit but that didn't last too long.
LongIsland1995 t1_jakr838 wrote
Reply to comment by whata2021 in NYC is more ethnically diverse, less racially segregated, report finds by Ice_Business
No, but they're viewed as a de facto racial group. And every Latino neighborhood in NYC is pan-Latino more or less anyway.
LongIsland1995 t1_jaklq4v wrote
Reply to comment by Everyoneeatshere in NYC is more ethnically diverse, less racially segregated, report finds by Ice_Business
I hear that even though a lot of high schools are diverse on paper, they are still are pretty segregated. I didn't go to HS in the boroughs but my experience was like that.
LongIsland1995 t1_jakl5y1 wrote
Reply to comment by Everyoneeatshere in NYC is more ethnically diverse, less racially segregated, report finds by Ice_Business
Yeah but it was always like that.
And to be honest it's more complicated than that. Blacks and Latinos live together all over the Bronx, uptown Manhattan, Bushwick, parts of Queens like Jamaica. Asians and Latinos live in the same neighborhoods in much of Western/Central Queens. Whites and Asians live together in Northeast Queens.
So there are plenty of neighborhoods where at least 2 or 3 racial groups live together, but if you're looking for some sort of Sesame Street situation where a large number of whites, blacks, Latinos, and Asians all live together and interact, you won't find it.
LongIsland1995 t1_jakkpg7 wrote
My mom went to school in Flatbush in the 70s and it was very diverse for a short period of time, but only because the middle of white flight. I figure the reverse is happening now in certain gentrifying neighborhoods.
LongIsland1995 t1_jakkfeg wrote
Reply to comment by siposiposipo in NYC is more ethnically diverse, less racially segregated, report finds by Ice_Business
I know a Puerto Rican guy from Bushwick who actually prefers the white transplants over the native white New Yorkers from places like Glendale and Maspeth. He said the former are fun to hang out with while the latter he remembers being racist when he was growing up.
LongIsland1995 t1_jabds29 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Modular Portland Loo Toilets Will Be Tried in NYC Parks - THE CITY by space_______kat
If it's a larger, busy bar it's pretty easy to just walk right in and use the bathroom (if you're old enough to get in at least).
LongIsland1995 t1_ja3ul1h wrote
Reply to comment by Pool_Shark in Madison Square Garden could move across street, executive tells Midtown neighbors by nickgarber
I just don't see how anyone's quality of life will improve by it being moved
LongIsland1995 t1_ja1933x wrote
Reply to comment by 112-411 in Madison Square Garden could move across street, executive tells Midtown neighbors by nickgarber
Penn Station is already renovated though
LongIsland1995 t1_j9zu5p3 wrote
Reply to comment by anObscurity in Madison Square Garden could move across street, executive tells Midtown neighbors by nickgarber
"Return to its former glory"
It's a train station, it just needs to be functional
LongIsland1995 t1_j9ztvp5 wrote
Reply to Madison Square Garden could move across street, executive tells Midtown neighbors by nickgarber
I still don't understand why it needs to be moved. Moving MSG won't help Penn Station
LongIsland1995 t1_j9ztr11 wrote
Reply to comment by Sinners-prayer in Madison Square Garden could move across street, executive tells Midtown neighbors by nickgarber
"Mish mash of different eras"
What is wrong with that exactly?
LongIsland1995 t1_j91dgc4 wrote
Reply to comment by TizonaBlu in I just wanted to ask a girl for directions on the subway, and she absolutely made my day by skyeyemx
The "rude" stereotype mainly applies to mentally ill people, gangbangers, and maybe businessmen. Generally, most people are friendly.
I help people out with directions all the time and I love doing so.
LongIsland1995 t1_j8u5dm1 wrote
Reply to comment by IllBookkeeper1892 in 24 Middagh Street, Brooklyn Heights, New York. (1925 vs. today) by libananahammock
The beautiful pre war buildings are not the problem.
The low density zoning in the outskirts is, among other things
LongIsland1995 t1_j8s97ai wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in 24 Middagh Street, Brooklyn Heights, New York. (1925 vs. today) by libananahammock
Aren't most Brownstones multi family?
You can't seriously be claiming that Bed Stuy, Park Slope, Brooklyn Heights, Harlem, etc. aren't urban enough. Every single brownstone neighborhood in NYC has a population density in line with European cities.
3-6 story buildings are actually better for urbanity than high rises. I don't see how an urbanist could argue that Co-op City and Rochdale village are better planned neighborhoods than the brownstone/3-6 story multi family neighborhoods.
LongIsland1995 t1_j8s8h4b wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in 24 Middagh Street, Brooklyn Heights, New York. (1925 vs. today) by libananahammock
"Multi unit affordable housing"
Not a real thing, the city will never go back to building NYCHA towers
LongIsland1995 t1_j8s8224 wrote
Reply to comment by bkornblith in 24 Middagh Street, Brooklyn Heights, New York. (1925 vs. today) by libananahammock
"Cost to the city" Lol
Also, I want to point out that the densest residential neighborhoods in NYC are mainly made up of 3 to 6 story buildings. Upzoning so that luxury high rises can be built does not increase urbanity or even help the housing crisis.
LongIsland1995 t1_j8s7sd9 wrote
Redditors are really complaining that the house wasn't torn down for an ugly glass building?
LongIsland1995 t1_j7jkv7d wrote
Reply to The Mayor Says He’s Cracking Down on Unlicensed Weed Sales. His Task Force Says Otherwise. by drpvn
I like that all these unauthorized shops are around. There are only 3 authorized ones, and presumably they're expensive
LongIsland1995 t1_j7jksb5 wrote
Reply to comment by ApartNefariousness95 in The Mayor Says He’s Cracking Down on Unlicensed Weed Sales. His Task Force Says Otherwise. by drpvn
My dad is a 54 year old white man and he has no problem going to the stores in Queens and buying weed
So far we've enjoyed the product a lot, and it has been very cheap
LongIsland1995 t1_j61wjja wrote
Reply to comment by postmodernmaven in Smacked Village: New York’s second legal weed dispensary launches today by Character_Mall_1966
There's a store on Guy Brewer between 146th terrace and 147th ave. I've been there a few times and they have good stuff
LongIsland1995 t1_j5rrmdu wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Smacked Village: New York’s second legal weed dispensary launches today by Character_Mall_1966
Inbox me for details
LongIsland1995 t1_janjtot wrote
Reply to comment by damnatio_memoriae in NYC is more ethnically diverse, less racially segregated, report finds by Ice_Business
If you mean too many white folk, they seem to stay mostly to the West of Broadway.