Jacob Frey: “The fact that our gaps racially are so pronounced, is…”

“In my neighborhood growing up, as I recall, the richest kids in the neighborhood were black. And whether that was a coincidence or not, you know, the fact that things are so different here, The fact that our gaps racially are so pronounced, is indicative of something that is much deeper than this overt racism. It's this dynamic where, again, I believe in part, in part, it is a product of some of this deep segregation that we've seen.” (52:18–52:30)

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