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To: DavesM who wrote (54919)	7/18/2004 3:35:14 PM
From: LindyBill	Respond to of 793956

But why would others like Japanese or Chinese Americans (or for that matter, African Americans) feel more comfortable living among themselves in Los Angeles - but happily move to non-asian (or non-black) communities in Orange County? "Birds of a feather." A lot of blacks, Asians, Iranians, etc, move to neighborhoods with the same ethic BG when they move to upscale communities. A lot don't, of course. But the old idea of "salt and pepper" was another liberal myth. In Orange County, I would always find pockets of Iranians, Taiwanese, and blacks when I called on new tracts. The new High School in North Irvine is almost 100% Asian. Almost all Taiwanese. One Irvine tract is all Iranian.