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Birmingham, Alabama is where college grads are the most segregated from everyone else, eh?

Posted on April 17, 2014 by Ted Bauer

Birmingham has a pretty checkered history with another type of segregation, but now here comes some new research around the segregation of college graduates from everyone else within a given metro area. This is vaguely similar to previous research on cities where rich people… Continue Reading →

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