The school district I grew up in became diverse in exactly the way that that one Mayor of Atlanta (black) described. When I went there it was a new suburb. Full of white American internal migrants.

Once a good thing was going, the Chinese started to move in. And they kind of establish their own bubble. Property values got very high and pushed out most middle class whites. My mom had to basically live in a condo to live in the school district. At the same time she was dealing with the invasion. Multigenerational Indian families came to occupy the large, expensive houses.

This is all, like, still relatively the upswing, at least in terms of money. Eventually the older and smaller stock became less desirable, and blacks and Hispanics moved in from the city. My mom had her phone stolen at school by niglets. The school district now had to deal with real problems, like deadbeat parents and real violence, instead of just arguments over dance themes and little fistfights.