Yes, absolutely! I can't remember where I read this, and it's been awhile, but there was some study done that ultimately showed that stereotypically "unsafe" neighborhoods are actually often safer than stereotypical "safe" suburbs because those "unsafe" neighbors tend to know each other and therefore look out for one another.
Yes, absolutely! I can't remember where I read this, and it's been awhile, but there was some study done that ultimately showed that stereotypically "unsafe" neighborhoods are actually often safer than stereotypical "safe" suburbs because those "unsafe" neighbors tend to know each other and therefore look out for one another.
Yes, absolutely! I can't remember where I read this, and it's been awhile, but there was some study done that ultimately showed that stereotypically "unsafe" neighborhoods are actually often safer than stereotypical "safe" suburbs because those "unsafe" neighbors tend to know each other and therefore look out for one another.