A 2011 book recounts how Stella Zuk refused to partake in this process.
A 2011 book recounts how Stella Zuk refused to partake in this process. A large scale instance of this action occurred in the aftermath of the 12th Street riot in 1967. One catalyst for this process was the practice of "blockbusting," or pressure put on homeowners to sell at low prices, by real-estate agents. Certain communities affected by it have been targeted for gentrification, which often reverses the effects of this process due to income disparity. Facilitated by the arrival of the Interstate Highway System, this process peaked between the First and Second Great Migrations of blacks from the South to the North, affecting the relative demographics of Livonia and Detroit. For 10 points, name this process by which the most populous race in the United States moved to the suburbs from the inner city.
A 2011 book recounts how Stella Zuk refused to partake in this process.
white flight [or the movement of whites from the city to the suburbs; accept phrases that convey the same meaning; prompt on migrations or synonyms thereof]