High Level Of Satisfaction For Their City

I live at 383 East, 143rd street and my zip code is 10454. It is an area in which Latinos are the main population. This area is called Mott Haven in which there are many public housing projects. I live in one of the housing project in which my neighbors I can see they are mainly Hispanics and Blacks. Around my specific zip code area, there are different neighborhoods. In addition, even though these neighbourhood are very close to each other, there are still a lot of differences between them. I will focus on the varieties of people’s races that inhabit certain areas of the zip code 10454 and how certain areas have more schools while other areas have more businesses.

Community gatherings are a great way to get to know your neighbors. Moreover, it is a brilliant way to build communication skills and social networking skills, which can be beneficial when looking for jobs. In addition, community gathering in Jane and Finch happens sometimes with a BBQ or even a bake sale to raise money and support schools and other organizations. This demonstrates the bond that people have between each other in Jane and Finch, which the media doesn’t realize and make effort to show to world. However, not only Jane and Finch has many community gatherings, it also has many more specialized programs and opportunities than other schools in the city of Toronto which contribute to making the Jane and Finch community the best community to live

The racial segregation between Worcester Metropolitan area and the Albany-Schenectady-Troy, NY metropolitan area is very similar. For both of the area, it shows that White-Black, White-Hispanic, White-Asian, Black-Asian, and Hispanic-Asian have a moderate level of segregation. Black-Hispanic have a low moderate level of segregation in both of the areas. The segregation of poverty and of affluence is greater in the Worcester Metropolitan area than it is in the Albany-Schenectady-troy, NY Metropolitan area.

Describe the community, including demographics and aspects of diversity such as age, race, ethnicity, gender, socioeconomic status, cultural, religion and sexual orientation.

Youth who are placed in large metropolitan areas are significantly less likely to be in the moderate (26% less likely) or high (24% less likely) service groups compared to youth in smaller metropolitan areas. In contrast to large metropolitan areas, those in large fringe areas are not significantly different from the smaller metropolitan

Urban areas in multi-racial cities, have their fair share of problems ranging from the cohabitation of different

There is presently much controversy regarding race and whether or not it still represents a motive for discrimination in the contemporary society. Even though conditions have advanced greatly in the Californian Brentwood community when concerning race issues, one is still likely to feel the tension arising as a result of discrimination on account of color in particular groups. While white people represent the largest part of Brentwood's public, other races have experienced a notable increase in members during the recent years, making it possible for most of the city to host a multicultural environment. The fact that Brentwood is a racially diverse city provides locals with understanding regarding individuals belonging to other races and with a general environment where race is one of the principal motives for which crimes happen.

I belong to the community of Allendale, Michigan. It is a community that has thankfully and gladly embraced me after I transferred from Grand Haven after my freshman year. Despite what may be assumed at first glance with Allendale being a smaller, close knit, conservative community, and Grand Haven being a larger and slightly more diverse area, the more accepting community was, or is, most definitely Allendale. Grand Haven's diversity actually separates people, seemingly by socioeconomic status; while, in Allendale, it seems that a person's socioeconomic status is not a determinant of popularity. I believe that, in the end, it all boils down to the people in the community just being different, in a good way. All of the classmates, teachers,

A junior in Brownsboro High School, Ashley Dixon was asked an important question, “What improvement would you like to see in Brownsboro/Chandler.” In receiving this question, Dixon pondered for a while and gave her response : “ I would like to see more places to eat, more areas of entertainment, and new schools hopefully soon.” However, she added, “the only issue is that they would have to raise the taxes, and find some investors, but overall, it would make the lifestyle here more entertaining. We would also expand the area and hopefully attract more people into town.” Altogether, Dixon just wants the best for her hometown, her family and her peers.

From the reader of Happy City by Charles Montcomepy, in Chapter 2: The City Has Always Been A Happiness Project, I have more understanding on how happiness is came into our life with factors of living environment no matter in town or countryside, which will control our happiness indirectly.

One suburb is characterized by a small and quiet society filled with wealthy and materialistic residents while the other possesses many varying community characteristics similar to those like New York City’s. One suburb has one of the highest median house values while the other has one of the lowest values. Furthermore, there are discrepancies between education attainment and income spending statistics, and economic and housing data. However, both villages are located in the same suburban county roughly the same distance from the busy New York City and are inclusive communities that cater to all of their residents as displayed by the many churches and public facilities

People live in Rapid City reasons. First, people like to see the beautiful views. Second the climate. According to Relocation Packet / Rapid City, (2016), “From Native American culture and Western history breathtaking natural beauty amid fine shopping and a vibrant dining district, you will find a wealth opportunities in Rapid City.”

In lacking community associations, Foresthill effectively pushes its residents to the neighboring cities in search of recreational activities, this leaves the communal benefits outside Foresthill. This is very inconvenient for people, as it’s difficult for them to commute to these neighboring cities and involvement in community recreation

However, as time went on Fife had to adapt to the ever-changing world of supply and demand. Today, Fife is no longer known for their agriculture. All the lush farmland is mostly gone and replaced with industrial facilities, warehouses, care dealerships, motels and the Indian Casino. These changes have brought tremendous economic growth to the city, however, these changes have negatively impacted social climate and the employability of their senior and migrant residents. Despite these criticisms, while I walked through the City of Fife I conversed with several residents and asked each person I talked to about their general feelings about Fife. From these conversations, the impression these residents have of Fife’s overall social climate (i.e. general feelings, attitudes, and beliefs) was optimistic and pride. They are proud of how far their tiny city has come and are hopeful for continued economic growth.

Enduring so much with my community has caused me to become emotionally attached to it. Thus, my community can make or break my future. I fear that the love of my community may suppress my desire to branch out to distant places such as Columbus, Mississippi, and Baltimore, Maryland. However, what I failed to realize initially was that when I move to different places, I will develop a new community that will also offer moral support and encouragement—just like my former community. As a result, I believe that community will greatly impact