Blacks are twice as likely to be isolated from other racial groups.

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Studies on racial segregation in the United States have shown that Black Americans are more likely to live in neighborhoods with high concentrations of other Black residents, leading to higher levels of racial isolation compared to other racial groups. This pattern is a result of historical and ongoing processes, including discriminatory housing policies and practices.

Blacks Are Twice as Likely to Be Isolated from Other