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1/n Interesting that whites who live in more racially diverse neighborhoods perceive less 'white privilege' than those who live in more racially homogenous neighborhoods. One possibility is that the former are low income, and thus perceive themselves as less advantaged. And yet.. 
2/n the differences remain significant when adjusting for household income group (and other demographic variables)
3/n Not sure what to make of this. But I found it interesting, so thought I'd share!
