All the Following Statements Concerning Spatial Racism Are True, EXCEPT

All the following statements concerning spatial racism are true, EXCEPT:

A) one statistical measure of residential segregation, the index of dissimilarity, has slowly decreased for metropolitan areas in regard to white-black segregation over recent decades.
B) half of all black persons and 40 percent of all Latinos live in neighborhoods without a white presence.
C) the average white person lives in a neighborhood that is nearly 80 percent white.
D) segregation of Asian Americans from whites in metropolitan areas is essentially non-existent, though it is usually significantly less than for black and Latino Americans.
E) segregation in metropolitan areas of Asian Americans from whites still exists, though it is usually significantly less than for black and Latino Americans.