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Levittown offered an impressive place to live where others could only with to live. It was a beautiful location with many opportunities of good schools and a safe stable life. Santa Clarita shares the same values in that way. Here we have schools that take kids far into any passion they wish. And crime rates are commonly low, most people feel safe here, and feel little things to worry about in comparison to other towns.

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Katie Dervin

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Santa Clarita and Levittown have many differences as well. Levittown was a very segregated town in the 1950's while Santa Clarita encourages equality and allows all races of color and ethnicity. Even during the time where Jackie Robinson was thriving as the first african American to break a barrier, Levittown was still abiding to the unwritten and unspoken rules that those of color may not live in their town.

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My photographs show the comfort and space that are provided in houses in Santa Clarita or gated communities. These are safe, well known and respected areas where kids grow up and have the ability to thrive in such a healthy environment. this relates to Levittown in the way that both towns share the same qualities and goals. Yet Santa Clarita shows more of a diverse environment.

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Santa Clarita and Levittown are similar in many ways. They both prove a safe, beautiful, healthy environment to thrive in. Couples are able to grow families in a stable town where their most comfortable. Its children friendly and they both share a low crime rate.

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Levittown is known for a shaky history of segregation. Though they are trying to lose the reputation of a racist town, it has still been proven very lovely in favor of white families. However, later on through the years, Levittown began to do their best to turn away from the exclusion of people of color or anyone other than white.

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Levittown has had a cruel history of segregation against blacks and even Jews in some areas. The town has been trying to lose that reputation in hopes of not being associated with discrimination anymore. They improved this by later on allowing few African americans and anyone other than whites to live in Levittown. After many riots and parades, voices were heard, and now the town has increased their diversity percentages. Though it does not compare to the diversity we have in Santa Clarita, it's a start on redeeming themselves from its cold past.