Self-proclaimed Whites, comprising a mix of British, Dutch and South Africans, selected the most desirable areas with modern cultural infrastructure being built. This leaves other blacks excluded within each individual tribe, to be separated to ensure a cultural and spiritual life. (A PLACE FOR ALL). In Chicago, the racial exclusion of blacks led to their segregation into ghettos, suggesting that blacks are lower-class citizens with high employment rates, poor jobs, and low incomes that only contaminate the white population. It was thought that the exclusion of blacks and their distribution in degraded ghettos would isolate poverty in white environments creating otherness. (OTHER/ALTERITY). The inclusion of predominantly racialized whites as a superior race would clash with the representation of countries like Canada as the “Great White North.” (BLANCAT) This is because in Vancouver, Canada, the social construction of racial categorization of Chinese ethnic origin is spatially concentrated in the form of Chinatown, causing the exclusion of the Chinese other. (RACE) In the United States of America, studies have shown that the inclusion of freedom of movement by white people has now allowed them to be more centralized in urbanized environments. This leads to a decentralization of black people to settle them in these industrialized areas. This results in black people being racially excluded from urbanized environments (WHITENESS). In other cases, the media has portrayed the stereotypical American landscape of a household that shows white people to be the superior inclusions in society, as seen in the depiction of the United States as the rural state of Vermont as the he iconic white space that embodies people with white values, morals and values. aesthetic tastes. (WHITENESS). To justify, the spatial configuration affected by race resulted in the