Spatial Inequality Of Mexico and Detroit

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Spatial Inequality Of Mexico and Detroit By: Mimi Konopada, Sam Oleshansky, Brian Faes, and Dominick Campbell

Poor House In the Suburbs of Detroit

Rich House In One of the Nicer Neighborhoods of Detroit

Poor Mexican Villa in a Bad Neighborhood

Rich Mexican Villa In a Nicer Neighborhood

Conclusion Spatial Inequality Is very common in the world no matter where you are. For example Detroit and Mexico City both have Spatial Inequality in their Cities as proven from these pictures. The cities may be in different parts of the world but all face the same problem. 

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