Today, African Americans are more likely to live in predominantly black neighborhoods than was true four decades ago.

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Over the past four decades, there has been a gradual decrease in racial segregation in the United States, leading to a slight increase in the racial integration of neighborhoods. African Americans today are less likely to live in predominantly black neighborhoods than was the case four decades ago, although segregation levels remain significant in many areas.

Today, African Americans Are More Likely to Live in Predominantly