A screenshot of the project’s interactive segregation map, showing segregation “scores” by census tract in the Bay Area, based on 2010 data. Scores can be viewed by metropolitan area, city or census ...

The US has been rocked by a week of protests against the death of George Floyd at the hands of a Minneapolis police officer. Some of the cities with the largest protests, including Minneapolis ...

American segregation, mapped at day and night. The racial makeup of neighborhoods changes during the workday. ... Hall shared their data with us, which we made into the interactive map above.

Most of the metropolitan areas of the U.S. are now more racially segregated than they were decades ago, correlating with poorer life outcomes in health, educational attainment, economic mobility ...

Maps reveal extreme income segregation in US cities, highlighting disparities and social challenges.

It sounds somewhat implausible, but a University of Virginia academic has designed an interactive map that color-codes the geographic distribution of every single American, drawing on the last ...

3 maps that show school segregation in the US. What really matters. In a world with too much noise and too little context, Vox helps you make sense of the news.

A new, searchable nationwide map from the Anti-Discrimination Center shows that despite some progress since the Fair Housing Act of 1968, residential segregation in America remains entrenched and ...

The remarkable racial segregation of Washington, D.C., in 1 map. ... women responsible for running our government happen to live in one of the most racially segregated big cities in the United States.

But a new study of Jerusalem, based on hand-drawn maps and global positioning system data, suggests that segregation is a much more fluid and personal than we often assume. Noam Shoval and Malka ...

Using a new metric to determine the degree of racial segregation, the report identifies vast economic, health and educational disparities between highly-segregated communities of color and mostly ...