It is likely due to Atlanta’s current segregation. Metro Atlanta's segregated neighborhoods and schools, are not only underserving the current generation of minority homeowners and students, but stand to undercut the life chances of future generations of minority residents as well. The segregation of metro Atlanta shows how this its division puts pressure on minority homeowners' ability to build wealth (usually black), minority students' ability to excel in school, and low-income families' ability to achieve upward mobility. The final map shows the dispersion of Black and White families in Atlanta.
