Comments by "Kate S" (@KateeAngel) on "Where is the best place to live in the United States?" video.

@correctionguy7632 why do you care about whiteness so much? I am from Saint Petersburg and I can say no, it is not 100% "white". We even don't view people by such made up criteria based only on appearance, but by actual ethnicity and culture. Being obsessed with skin colour is primitive and has nothing to do with real culture/ethnic division
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Some people may be intimidated to live in an area, where absolute majority of people are of the same race, which is not their own. Makes sense, cause very homogenous communities don't foster tolerance and understanding of outsiders. But then, of course they should have excluded any place with 95% of population of the same race, no matter what race it is
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@HELLO7657 because of racial stereotypes and long history of segregation and inequality. Fun fact: your nickname is wrong too. "Race" or skin colour isn't a "tribe". The actual ethnicity is very different from skin colour. Most "races" have thousands of ethnic groups within them, and "statistically" as you say, all throughout history most conflicts happened between groups which look the same and are genetically very similar.
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I am from Russia, I would be ok to live far from a city centre if that place still has public transport and is close to woodland/lake/river. If I am going to live far from work, I am only willing to do that to be close to nature. Living far from work and in the boring suburb packed with houses with no nature or green areas (lawns are not real plants, fight me!) seems strange to me
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With public transport
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It is
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Or where you don't have to interact with them
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Well, because way too homogenous areas tend to intimidate people from other population groups.
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"quality" First step is stop speaking about people as if they are commodities
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@luke-be8yw you went full mask off
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And at the same time they should be walkable and have public transport
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