South Bend has seemed oddly illegible to the rest of the country. Is it a college town? A post-industrial city? A rich white place? A poor minority one? Trying to think through why all these diverging perceptions map onto the same place:https://www.nytimes.com/2020/01/30/upshot/buttigieg-south-bend-image.html …
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It's interesting to me that people hold this view, because it's the exact opposite of what Buttigieg has been describing. What does it say about South Bend that people who've never been there have wildly varying and contradictory views of it?
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Some of this is just me musing about how we form perceptions of places. But in Buttigieg's case, what you make of South Bend can shape what you make of him. More than the other candidates, his pitch is about *a place.*
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I live in SB as a kid and now live in Syracuse. I think the two cities are very similar (manufacturing, rust belt, university with D1 sports) and I assume similar assumptions about the makeup and diversity here, too
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I grew up in South Bend. The 1 mile area surrounding Norte Dame is “tidy & white” while a good portion of the west side is a ghetto with no employment opportunities & way too much gang violence.
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