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Most of these newly forming communities, according to the speaker, tend to consist of like-minded individuals, many of whom prefer a homesteading lifestyle—self-sufficient living off the land. This demographic is predominantly white, which fuels the perception of racial exclusion. However, the speaker emphasizes that this preference isn't inherently racist: "They just want to be with like-minded people."
He personally believes it's about cultural compatibility rather than racial animus, noting that people of all races—Black, Asian, Hispanic—live and work in diverse environments without issue, provided there’s mutual respect.