I've seen the issue framed as "minority neighborhoods are under served and don't have any job opportunities so we need them to have the same opportunities as everyone else" in the past.
This is just a ridiculous claim, the general size of things in Denmark taken into consideration. I live in one of the "hard ghettos" (yes, that's an official legal term now) and the area of the entire "ghetto" is less than a hectare. No one is going to tell me that your job opportunities change dramatically by moving a few hundred metres.
Scandanavians tend to be unbelievably naive.
I've seen the issue framed as "minority neighborhoods are under served and don't have any job opportunities so we need them to have the same opportunities as everyone else" in the past.
This is just a ridiculous claim, the general size of things in Denmark taken into consideration. I live in one of the "hard ghettos" (yes, that's an official legal term now) and the area of the entire "ghetto" is less than a hectare. No one is going to tell me that your job opportunities change dramatically by moving a few hundred metres.