American segregation, mapped at day and night [vox.com]

Alicia Doktor 2/19/194:00 AM

Racial segregation is usually discussed in the context of where we live, and for good reason.

Government policies forced people of color into poor, racially segregated neighborhoods, which were incredibly harmful to residents. And these neighborhoods ended up being the basis for how we form our social networks.

But if our environments matter so much, what about the place we spend most of our lives: the workplace?

[For more on this story by Alvin Chang, go to https://www.vox.com/policy-and...home-segregation-map]

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