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The lack of American unity is sad because we just ended a war and should have pride as a whole country and realize the ignorance that comes with racism.

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Its a nightmare cause people say they hate racism yet this country was built on it including the suburbs.

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It was both because, it was a dream for the cacasians because they werent a minorit idk how to spell that. but anyways, it was not the dream for people like african americas, and latin americans etc.

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It was a dream for the whites, but a nightmare for the blacks.

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It was the dream if you where white but a nightmare for anyone who wasn't because they where at an extreme disadvantage.

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Although suburbs helped with developing our country, the time period that it took place in resulted in discrimination. If the suburbs would've been created later on, we might have been able to avoid the racism that resulted from suburbanization and still are here today.

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Although some people DID accept the African American community, many did not and this caused a series of issues. Many white people were extremely prejudice, unfortunately.

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segregation increased with the creation of suburbs, and left kids with no way to grow up open minded

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The post-war sub-urbanization seems like the American Dream in the first place: "everybody" was able to effort houses, there was good education, etc..
But it turned out that colored people did not get that kind of support, and suburbs got divided. Colored people are still suffering from it.

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for whites is was a dream come true butt for the blacks and minorities it was a nightmare

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Diversity wasn't excepted and therefore turned people against one another

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It was a dream with good intentions but it quickly escalated into a nightmare with discrimination and lack of equal opportunities.

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Led to the whites have money, and the nonwhites not enough for rent.

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It was the American Dream for all whites that lived there but was a Nightmare for all non-whites.

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I don't think it is a dream at allllllll.

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It was a never ending cycle of a stereotypical suburban family.

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While the invention of suburbia was a big plus towards the general housing of Americans, it negatively impacted the greater whole of Americans. Many were forced to live in sub-standard conditions because of this segregated neighborhooding, and because of such, were never given a right chance to make something for themselves. They were branded from the time they were born as someone who couldn't achieve much, and because of that they were forced to make much more of an effort to achieve something that is normally easier for someone with a more fortunate upbringing. There isn't really a way to right this situation as now instead of an idea, this segregation has become a fact of sorts. I don't know if there is a way to fix it because there just ins't anything to be done to remedy our societal problems and prejudices.

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Sub-urbanization was both an American dream and nightmare. For the white community of the time, sub-urbanization provided cheap housing that enabled people to become very successful. However, African Americans found it much harder to become successful. This division is still visible today where city are still divided between African Americans and Whites. I think cities will become more racially mixed in time but I don't think there is a way to forcefully make this happen.

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Just like there was redlining in Austin, Round Rock did too like East of 620 most of it is composed of Mexican and lower income communities

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Sub-urbanization was an American nightmare. Housing and redlining led to racism in the housing market. This racism is still seen today with 4+ million cases of illegal housing practice and whites being more likely than blacks to get a home loan, even with the same credit score. In conclusion, American suburbs just perpetuated and encouraged racism. It made being racist an unconsciousness and automatic thing because it was many decades of being segregated. At that point it becomes a very hard to break habit