You will find them in housing projects, inner-city neighbourhoods, in rural areas as well as among nomadic people.

Blacks were initially established in rural settings, and were usually very independent until the 1960s when some inner-city neighbourhoods were set up, starting with the demolition of Africville.

The composition of the student population has also changed as Parkdale experienced an economic decline that has left the once wealthy suburb one of Toronto's poorer inner-city neighbourhoods.

The project was part of a bigger picture concept of helping to create a vibrant, safe, and healthy inner-city neighbourhoods.

An inner-city neighbourhood that is home to residential and industrial uses.

Today, researchers agree that lower income groups' accessibility to nutritious food is not simply limited by geographical locations of inner-city neighbourhoods and suburban grocery stores.

Urban Agriculture, or urban farms, provide some low-income areas with access to fresh fruits and vegetables within the inner-city neighbourhood.

The 1980s brought the renewal of the facades on the Markt and a new inner-city neighbourhood on the Kästrich.

Even inner-city neighbourhoods are called suburbs.

I grew up in a poor, inner-city neighbourhood in Southern California, at a time when the charter school movement was still in its infancy, and always attended private Catholic schools.