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Forum ยป Projects, ghetto, slum, hood - what's the difference?
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Thread: Projects, ghetto, slum, hood - what's the difference?

post 1705201381 08-18-2024, 04:01 PM
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Projects, ghetto, slum, hood - what's the difference?

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post 1705201721 08-18-2024, 04:13 PM
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Projects - government housing for low income people
Ghetto - originally named after Jewish/Nazi eras but now are considered low income areas
Slum - I don't think people use that anymore, but mainly run down areas
Hood - black neighborhoods that have a lot of gang affiliation
post 1705201791 08-18-2024, 04:16 PM
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Originally Posted By Shysty021⏩
Projects - government housing for low income people
Ghetto - originally named after Jewish/Nazi eras but now are considered low income areas
Slum - I don't think people use that anymore, but mainly run down areas
Hood - black neighborhoods that have a lot of gang affiliation
thanks mate but slum is definitely used in some places, used to be London slums too
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