"African-Americans in Greater Boston have a median net worth of just $8. That means they owe almost as much as the combined value of what they own, be it a car, or house, or savings."

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3824556&forum_id=2#34887907)

"Although the city’s vast sports, entertainment, and cultural offerings are open to all, it’s perhaps little wonder why black people are hard to spot at, say, a Red Sox or Patriots game or the Museum of Fine Arts. It could be they simply choose not to go, or it may be the cost. African-Americans in Greater Boston have a median net worth of just $8. That means they owe almost as much as the combined value of what they own, be it a car, or house, or savings."

if they owe so much then what were they spending it on, if not entertainment?

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3824556&forum_id=2#35092597)

That said, they're happier than all the big lawyers here who squirrel away their income and drop dead at 55

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3824556&forum_id=2#34887921)

Also, a reminder whitey: Everybody but you naturally organizes across racial lines.

"There are only a small number of restaurants in which black diners report they can dependably find other black people, including Darryl’s Corner Bar & Kitchen, Slade’s Bar & Grill, and Savvor Restaurant & Lounge.

***

The doors of Scholars, a restaurant in the heart of downtown, had just opened, and the place was almost empty save for the wait staff and DJ.

But Free, dressed in jeans and a button-up, was the first to arrive. His sense of punctuality was honed by four years at West Point. His sense of excitement amplified with anticipation. Today, he was not going to be the only black person at the bar.

By the end of the night, Scholars would fill with some 400 young, urban (read: black) professionals brought together via group chats, retweets, and Instagram — and an ambitious event planner — to create a social scene where one really doesn’t exist."

Needless to say, a bunch of white people in a majority black area bemoaning the ability to find other white people in a restaurant, deciding they want to eat together and organizing to flood a restaurant with people of their skin tone would instantly be characterized as "white supremacists" and lose their jobs as soon as this article was published.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3824556&forum_id=2#35092876)