Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: I live in a city that is pretty segregated, with the south side being more associated with black residents. I live in a south side community that is probably about 90% black, with whites, Asians, Latinx people mixed in the rest. My specific community is a more affluent historical black community. I am half white, half south Asian.

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I have been living here for the last three+ years because it is quieter, and also for the same amount of money on the north side, I would be living in a closet, twice as far from work. I have a decent job, but I have a lot of regular expenses including $700 per month towards student loans and helping my poverty-level family back home, so money is still a bit tight. Renting a room in the south side allows me to live within my means. 

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My neighborhood is almost entirely residential, with the sole exception of one street that leads to the major public transportation stops. In that stretch, there are a bunch of low quality shops and fast food joints. This is also where all of the dope boys hang out, selling weed. 

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On a normal walk to or from the train, I pass 1-3 "loud loud loud loud"ers trying to sell me weed, and this even happens when I am walking with other people. This has been a continuous thing over the past 3 years (they don't get the hint). In addition to finding it incredibly annoying, I wonder why it is allowed? These boys don't live in this neighborhood, they only come here to sell their drugs. Weed is still illegal in this city and I imagine this type of dealing would be illegal regardless. 

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I'm not a consumer, I don't mind if people do, but I really feel like this type of activity really brings down the neighborhood. I didn't think that this would be controversial. As a non-POC, I am just having a hard time understanding why this is so normalized. I get that there are structural inequalities, but selling weed seems like the easy way out (SN: I wouldn't dare say lazy, as this would draw out accusations of me being a racist, but that's absolutely what I mean. It takes effort to learn a marketable skill. Drug dealing at this scale is lazy and regressive.)

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Am I the asshole for bringing this up in a community forum? Not a single person expressed any agreement to my post and I was immediately accused of being a "privledged princess", a "gentrifier" and "inviting POLICE to harass Black boys".

asking if something can be done about the dope boys in my historically black neighborhood