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An urban neighborhood, especially one that is lower-income or has social problems, often spoken of as a person’s home area or community.

A part of a city where many people are poor and living conditions and public services are often worse than in other areas.

Historically, a part of a city where Jewish people were required or expected to live, especially in Europe.

An area where a particular racial, ethnic, or social group is concentrated, especially because discrimination, poverty, or policy limits where people can live.

(Slang, often offensive) Used to describe something as cheap, low quality, or socially “low-class,” in a way that stereotypes or insults people from poor, often Black, communities.