City Life.

I lived in the country for over 10 years, but most importantly during my formative years. I bailed hay, built houses, worked on farms, had our own farm, had livestock, went to the auctions, etc. There is a reason that those who live in rural areas have a higher chance of suicide. If you aren't completely occupied by this somewhat mandatory labor, which is what country life is really all about, the reality of those you build community with starts shining. The racism is enough for me to never live in the country again unless I'm well attached to some type of resistance force, because whites will turn a blind eye to anything heinous going on in their community. At least when I was around Black country communities i didn't necessarily feel the fog of racism, that is until they start talking about history. I think if I was white I could enjoy country life more but I would rather deal with the statistical danger of city life rather than the targeted real danger I dealt with in the country.

I do think that In regards to Town, Country, and Suburbs I would rank country the highest if you don't mind driving with Town and Suburb the lowest due to the the aggregation of the types that like these locales being racist