NEIGHBORHOOD INEQUALITY IN CINCINNATI The issue of racial segregation has vexed the United States for decades.  Despite bitter and tumultuous struggles over the issue, the United States finds its communities still heavily segregated at the beginning of the new century.  By exploring data from the city of Cincinnati, I will show that neighborhoods are segregated and the effects that segregation has on education, income, and unemployment.   The minorities that I will focus on are the …showed first 75 words of 757 total…

…showed last 75 words of 757 total…in contrast, the unemployment level doubles among all ethnicities for those in the city. As shown by the data above, segregation plays a major role and directly effects education, income, and unemployment.  These issues have been ignored for too long and the effects are apparent.  In my opinion, a possible solution to these problems would be to propose educational and employment opportunities and services for minorities and those living in the central city of Cincinnati.