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Subject: Re: onlyJMDL Digest V2003 #126
Randy wrote:
> These neighborhoods are mostly white, all rich, yards groomed,
> everything under control. These things it shares with middle-class
> suburbia.
There are many well-maintained suburban communities on Long Island which
are predominantly black or hispanic; others, which are predominantly white
middle-class or others that are mostly Jewish or "upscale" (more
professionals including all types of people.)
Is the "all rich" juxtaposition with "middle class" not an oxymoron ?
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I don't think so. While most suburban communities on Long Island are
composed of people who have something in common, I don't think "middle class"
and "all rich" are the same thing. I consider myself "middle class" but I'm
surely not "rich" by any stretch of the imagination.
Kenny B