white flight การใช้

• Integration sparked white flight from the school district from 1965 to 1971.
• White flight took its toll on the neighborhood, starting in the 1950s.
• In his opinion, these trends indicate counter urbanisation rather than white flight.
• There are some articles on it . . . like White flight.
• To her, the desire to change boundaries is akin to white flight.
• A year after the attack, the Schuttenbergs joined in the white flight.
• Others originated from white flight from Milwaukee in the 1960s and 1970s.
• "White Flight " is an assembly of sounds, both electronic and vocal.
• In the mid-1980s, a high-profile, bitterly fought redistricting effort triggered white flight.
• Then the Baby Boom ended, and white flight in Phoenix reversed the trend.
• Due to white flight, 60 percent of the student population was African American.
• In this timeframe, " white flight " occurred in the neighborhood.
• White flight was driven in part by the process of blockbusting.
• As a result, massive white flight occurred in Memphis City Schools.
• "White flight " followed, with landlords torching buildings to collect insurance.
• In flight, this wary bird shows white flight feathers and undertail.
• Jovanovski has heard about white flight from inner cities in the United States.
• "We were making sure Pine Point didn't become a magnet for white flight,"
• Nowhere else in America would that be considered a case of white flight.