Los Angeles
Block groups established around E. 7th Street, S. San Pedro Street, E. 5th Street / S. Central Avenue / E. 4th, and S. Alameda Street
Among the people living in this neighborhood that were surveyed by the American Community Survey between 2014 and 2018, almost 60% of the households that are residing in this block group managed to live with less than $10,000 a year, a proportion that’s much higher than 99.9% of U.S. block groups.
The issue was even further discussed by a $7,188 median household income over the last twelve months before the survey. In this matter, this block group is now listed among the 65 poorest neighborhoods in the U.S. Residents were mostly male, with a median age higher than the average.
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These are all democratic run cities!!! That should tell you everything.
It’s time to end the CIRCUS and find a REAL LEADER who can solve economic, political, and international problems!
The Marxist Liberal Social Utopia of Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle and KC appears to be troubled with reality of being the greatest crime centers of the US. Liberalism a “failed philosophy of emotional self indulgence and social irresponsibility” (RJL) rears its ugly head here in black and white.
Report the truth and stun the looney liberals into reality but then they can’t deal with reality as there wrapped in their self serving world of “feel good” failed logic. RJ/L