White families have paid a high price for residential and neighbourhood segregation, including:

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Residential and neighborhood segregation often leads to a variety of negative outcomes for white families, including higher housing costs due to increased demand in certain areas, long-distance commuting as jobs may be located far from segregated neighborhoods, pollution from automobiles as a result of longer commutes, and problems associated with central city decline, such as decreased property values and reduced public services, as people move away from city centers.

White Families Have Paid a High Price for Residential and Neighbourhood