Ghetto
Ghetto noun - A poor densely populated city district occupied by a minority ethnic group linked together by economic hardship and social restrictions.
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- But the biggest shake-up to the ghetto came in 1997 when Comedy Central debuted the MA-rated South Park, a vulgar but often uproarious comedy that immediately became a smash hit.
- It's Noble Savages (one of whom is a cowboy named Cowboy) from an amusement park traveling on the subway and fighting skinheads, Day-Glo baseball demons, hillbillies on roller skates, and bikers - all while fleeing from ghetto ninjas.
Source: Ninja Pirate Zombie Robot / Film -
While in the US and the like, usually the differences aren't so extreme, whatever your politics it's likely you can at least imagine a few gated communities buffeted by a ghetto or a trailer park, and class conflict is a common theme in all fiction.
Source: First World Problems
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