afterwards, marshall said the ruling gives thousands of prospective home buyers throughout the united states new courage and hope in the american form of government. one leading black newspaperer heralded the news with the headline live anywhere. that was nowhere near the reality for many african-american families. even after shelly versus kramer many were with met with hostility and violence when trying to integrate all white neighborhoods. whether through explicit government action or oh unwritten but understood restrictions the legacy of housing segregation is still evident today. a 2010 study of census data found that a typical african-american resident lives in a neighborhood that's only 35% white. a rate not much different than in 1940. and that imbalance is reflected in many american cities including baltimore. where the average black resident lives in an area that's 62% african-american. those segregated neighborhoods often become isolated pockets of
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