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I think you and Lursa share the same brain. You both seem to think the OP says something it doesn't.
Not at all. Your OP presumes an 'active' choice to not live in a diverse community. You have not proven that at all. For your claim to be true, you'd have to show evidence that they actively engineered living in a diverse community, rather than a negatively-based claim (meaning NO evidence at all) where they chose to live somewhere they wanted to live and there are just fewer minorities living there.
So, again, where is there ANY basis of fact in your claim beyond...they bought houses in low-diversity communities? If you can find us some similar neighborhoods (economically, security, schools, etc) that ARE diverse in the areas where they did buy, you might have a leg to stand on. Let's see it.